Sarah of Waiting for Spring (catchy title, no?) has not only picked out her seeds, but placed her order with Vesey’s as well.
Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.
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Woohoo and Happy New Year!
I am so pleased you added a comment to my gardening blog. Pleased because it is always good to get one (I am sure you can appreciate that) but also because it had become a little “unkept” and needed some attention. Although we are in the middle of winter, and little is happening in the garden, there is a lot happening in our plans for this year and I will be adding these over the next few weeks.
Wyn.