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Happy Spring !

Lol! THAT'S how I feel at this time of year. I'm way-tin' for spring... 

Here in the Great PNW, the ground won't be warm enough for any veggies or seeds until the middle of May. And, there is no way to tell if planting-time will be happening any earlier this year, despite being a warm winter. Sigh... 

So, what is a gardener to do? 

(I know you know what I'm gonna say... :o)

Queue: Miniature Gardening! 

Yes, folks it is TIME to get your miniature gardening ON! Especially if you work in pots and containers. We've waited long enough, haven't we? 

~ Need a Little Inspiration? Up on our Mini Garden Guru blog: 9 Easy Steps on the Spring To-Do List.

~ Need More Motivation? If you are like me, there is nothing more motivating than seeing someone else do something that I really want to do. Lol! See my Pinterest pages here. (NOT on Pinterest? Try it anyway. You can still to see some photos on the front page!)

Let me know if you have any questions or need any help choosing the right plant for your area. Glad to help! 

Feedback is always welcome. As the only resource for this hobby, your feedback is invaluable. Hit reply. <3 

Whatever you do, make it fun,

A Field of Dreams? When you get down to that level, it could be a field! The tangled stems of the ground cover sedums are just waking up for spring. This is a good time to divide the more aggressive ground covers if your soil is "workable" - meaning, not wet nor frozen. 

The Tangle Says it All: A Hen and Chick among a couple of varieties of Sedum spurium. It's time to divide or I'll regret it when everything really starts to get-growing in a few weeks from now.

Look a little closer when trying to figure out if your plants need dividing or not. Remember a gardening in miniature is a bit different. By dividing your ground covers every couple/few years, it keeps the plant in scale with the rest of the miniature garden and it won't take over your wee scene come summertime. 

** You may hesitate to dig-in if your miniature garden is looking good, but if the "bed" is full now, you'll have an overgrown garden in July. **

SEE our selection of Sedums here.

What's NEW up in the store today?

See our New and Back in Stock Section here.
 

Click the pics below to see more in the store:

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