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Summers Sunset

Summers End

As the sun sets on another summer season now is the perfect time to add additional plants to your garden since day time temperatures are cooler and the garden soil is warm.  Planting spring bulbs such as tulips and daffodils will ensure early spring time blooms for next season.  Be a step ahead in the game by planting perennial shrubs, trees and flowers for seasons to come.  This summer I have added the perennial flowers Speedwell (“Moody Blues”) and Phlox (“Party Girl”} to my garden. Both flowers are drought tolerant and “full sun” and will be great additions to my flower beds. The sun may be setting on our summer season but it doesn’t have to set on our gardening experience. Keep on planting and digging in the dirt!  Cheers

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