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Thursday, February 12, 2015

Spring early? Dangerous journey!


So even the raised beds are popping out today with 60 degrees and sunny.

The seed germinating consistently now is.Calochortus. I have C. clavatus SSP. clavatus., C. obispoensis, . And concolor coming up strongly.


More of the landscape plantings that I'm figuring out the timing on.

Warm afternoons, foggy mornings coming.

Cheers,
Mark
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