Joseph asks…
Do SC’s look at seed catalogs and begin to plan gardens, however small, when it is still snowing?
Now that I live in an apt. I still get the urge to dig in the dirt. I guess you can take the girl out of the country, but you can’t take the country out of the girl. I plant herbs, greens, veggies and flowers in containers. How about you?
All wonderful answers. Thank you all.
GardenersCardiff answers:
I love seed catalogs and we get them about this time of year. We live in the country but I love flowers in large containers. I grow tomatoes in pots on the deck off the kitchen. Also flowers around the sunroom. We have a circular drive and at the end of each I have old wash tubs full of petunias. We have snow on the ground that has turned to ice, so these catalogs give me hope. Poppy
William asks…
Flower Bulb Drill Bit. I am looking for a large drill bit of the type used to drill holes to plant flower bulb
I have seen these a few years ago in gardening catalogs, but none of them have them now. They are about a foot long, and drill a hole that is about 4 inches in diameter. Thanks…
GardenersCardiff answers:
Http://www.pointshop.com/Mall/Catalog/Product/asp/product-id/38000/store-id/1000010644.html
http://www.rittenhouse.ca/asp/Product.asp?PG=336
Laura asks…
Balsam and douglas fir saplings?
I can’t seem to find Canadian balsam tree saplings or Doug Fir saplings anywhere around, nor in the garden catalogs. Where is the best source, as I want to plant some out back?
GardenersCardiff answers:
You may want to plant seedlings, not saplings. Seedlings are much easier to transplant, have a higher success rate and are available from most nurseries or garden centers. You could start here: www.nurserymen.com or weyerhaeuser.com
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