The First Day of Spring & The Difference a Day Makes

March 21, 2018October 31, 2018anemones, bulbs, daffodils, hyacinth, Uncategorizedanemones, annual, cat in the garden, container gardening, cut flower farm, cut flower gardening, cut flowers, cutting garden, daffodils, easy to grow, easy to grow flowers, easy to grow plants, fall, fall bulbs, farmer florist, floret, flower, flower farm, flower gardening, flowers, flowers in the snow, freshcutky, garden, gardening, gardening for beginners, gardening hacks, gardening tips, grow, growing, growing anemones, growing cut flowers, growing daffodils, growing flowers, growing flowers from seed, growing plants, hardy, how to grow, how to grow anemones, how to grow daffodils, how to grow flowers, how to winter sow, hyacinth, kentucky, organic gardening, perennial, plant, planting, plants, snow, spring, spring bulbs, spring snow, summer, winter, winter sowing, winter sowing results, zone1 Comment

Nothing quite says, “Hey! Awesome, it’s finally spring!!” like a snow storm. I know, I know. It always feels like I’m complaining about the weather on this blog. However, late March snow storms aren’t a thing that usually happen here. Just yesterday, the sun was shining and the flowers were beautiful. Today, I’m bundled in an electric blanket hoping that my winter sowing containers will survive the storm. I thought I’d take the opportunity to go outside and take some photos. Hope you enjoy!