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Hydrangea Coming Up

It's always nice to see things sprouting after a long winter. Here's a photo of a hydrangea starting to grow that I discovered after cleaning out a flower bed this weekend.

Grow Hydrangea Grow!

3/20/2009 05:58:00 AM | Labels: |

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3 Comments:

  1. Amy Kate said...
    10:29 PM  
    Yay!! I love nothing more than seeing the glimpses of green from all of the brown/grey/dry leftovers from last year! Whoo hoo!
    Anonymous said...
    9:18 AM  
    About your previous post, I am having exactly the same experience with Mizuna this spring. In the pop-up green house, they seemed dead after long winter, but they came back and are now beautifully blooming. I let it bloom to try to collect seeds. I knew Mizuna was cold hardy but didn't expect it to be this tough. I highly recommned it to vegetable growers with extended season like you. BTW, I have a very beginner question. When is usually "after danger of frost" here in northern Jersey?
    Anthony said...
    6:35 AM  
    Hi Amy Kate,
    Yes, it's those glimpses of green that get me all fired up for spring.

    Hi Norie,
    Last frost is a tricky question. Most of the charts and and guides say that average last frost is April 15th but I usually wait until May 15th just to be safe. Wait for the rhododendrons to bloom and you'll definitely be safe.

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