Kev\u00e4tsuunnitelmia<\/strong><\/span> This Spring is going to be exciting. In last Autumn I planted couple things I have been nervously waiting for to grow. Couple days ago our backyard was still completely covered with snow. Now over half of it is already thawed and I was able to investigate. I got a peony from my work colleague’s grandparents and there is small growth on it! Win! Well, there is still long way to go for fabulously blooming peony, but atleast it didn’t die during the Winter. I think the heavy load of snow was protecting it from freezing.<\/p>\n From local Facebook group I managed to get some hydrangea, which I planted in the Autumn. There is also some growth on that, so it survived too. The rhubarb is growing nicely, even through the snow. My ostrich ferns are still under the snow, because they are in the most shadowy area of the backyard. So is most of the large flower bed at the far end of the backyard. However the Scilla siberica by the sunny wall, are already budding, blooming is at hand. To my huge surprise also the daffodils I just shove into the ground last Autumn, are growing. It is a small miracle because I sort of forgot them on the porch without any water for the whole Summer. First leafs got frostbitten though, because I didn’t realize to cover them. We will see how they continue growing.<\/p>\n I could not resist the cheap flower packages in Lidl. I bought very pretty variety of hosta undulata and ranunculus. I planned to have plantain lilies already last Spring, but cold Summer did not encourage me to do digging. I didn’t get my cherry tree either, but perhaps this Spring. Last Autumn my plan was to get peony, and that worked out fine, so did the vine for the garden gate (climbing hydrangea). I already started to move the flower beds away from the wall, and that continues this Spring. For this reason the garden looks quite disturbed at the moment. I didn’t want to ditch the grass into the compost, so I just left it waiting for relocation this Spring.<\/p>\n Spring plans<\/strong><\/span>
\n– etupihalle se jo viimevuonna suunniteltu pieni pensas
\n– pensaan ymp\u00e4rille kivikkoasetelma ja mehit\u00e4hti\u00e4
\n– uuden kukkapenkin perustaminen toiselle puolen etupihaa
\n– uuden kukkapenkin kasvit: viiruhelpi, kirjokuunlinja, joku matala varjoisen paikan kasvi
\n– takapihalla hiekkalaatikon lopullinen poisto, nurmikon tasaaminen
\n– kukkapenkkien siirto pois seinustalta
\n– pienen kasvihuoneen suunnittelu<\/p><\/blockquote>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.evildressmaker.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/11\/inenglish.gif\")
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\n– small bush on the front side
\n– around the bush some rocks and houseleeks
\n– founding a new flower bed on front yard
\n– plants for new flower bed: phalaris arundinacea, plaintain lilies, small plants that like shade
\n– removing the sand box completely, evening out the grass
\n– moving flower beds away from the wall
\n– planning small greenhouse<\/p><\/blockquote>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
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\nPioni l\u00e4hd\u00f6ss\u00e4 kasvuun. \/ Peony starting to grow.<\/em><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n
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\nK\u00f6ynn\u00f6shortensia selvisi talvesta. \/
\nClimbing hydrangea survived the winter.<\/em><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n