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Over 25 year’s experience growing
perennial plants & creating gardens.
Welcome to GARDEN POSSIBILITIES!,
where we're not only passionate about gardens, plants, and gardening,
but also about gardeners. Helping new gardeners
learn more about the fascinating and creative playground in our own backyards. Through consultations, gardening
courses, seminars, and the in-depth articles here, my goal is to inspire
and inform your gardening experiences.
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soul.
Evelyn
Wolf
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Outside
My Window
February 8th, 2010
Forcing blooms indoors.
In the depths of winter we often get a few
unusually warm days. Spring may still be a long way off, but there's a
few reasons why now is a
great time for some shrub pruning!
It not only breaks the winter blahs, but
during the dormant season you can easily see the
 shrub's framework for repair and improvement.
Why not wait until March you
ask? Well ... if the plants you’re pruning are spring bloomers,
like
Forsythia, Magnolia, Cherry, Crab Apple, or Lilac, there's a bonus to be had!
Tricking them into blooming early indoors is another wonderful way to get some
winter gardening gratification.
Here’s what to do.
It's a pretty straightforward procedure ...
(Click
Here for complete instructions).
Cheers! Evelyn |
