u/CeilingStanSupremacy

I planted them 3 years ago and forgot. now that the native plant sale is coming up in my area again I'd like to know what I have before buying more.

im in zone 6b

I broke all my rules of gardening and spent more than I've ever spent in a year on flowers. My tulips all died in a late frost and I was craving some color! did I mistakenly buy woodland phlox for my full sun garden? yup. oops. I'm going to enjoy the color for now and transplant them to my mom's shade garden next week. Happy spring y'all!

Just sharing the beauty of a freshly mulched native bed that's just starting to erupt. Did you know Lowe's sells bags or mulch that are torn for $1 each? usually I just stick with chip drop because dyed mulch is generally bad, but for $1 each I couldn't say no. It cost me a whole $20 this year to get prepped for the growing season!