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Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Witch Hazel Blooming

The other day I mentioned that the Winter Jasmine would be the first thing to bloom...


I was wrong! It's the Witch hazel!




It's the first time it has bloomed in our garden. So what's blooming in your February Garden?
posted by Dave Townsend at 5:40 PM
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6 comments:

  1. Oh man! I really need to get a Garden Witch!!

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  2. What is blooming in my winter garden???? Icicles !!!
    I just found your blog so I don't know where you garden, it is definitely south of where I garden. Maybe in March the Witch Hazel will bloom. Right now we have nothing but snow and ice and subzero temps.
    Lucky you.

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  3. Awesome! Does it smell good? Mine aren't even close to blooming and I don't know why:(

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  4. Darla - It's pretty neat. I have two that I got free from a spring garden fair two years ago. This is the first year either of them has bloomed.

    Alice - I'm glad you stopped by to comment! We're in Tennessee. No icicles here today but they are calling for it tomorrow. 2 Inches of snow coming soon...I'm way ready for spring!

    Tina - I wish I could smell anything. I'm still slightly congested from a cold we've been dealing with as a family for about a month. That's the problem with 5 in the fam - we share the cold and it just lasts longer!

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  5. Nothing is blooming here! Except for snow.

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  6. I kind of doubt mine's blooming, but it's hard to tell right now. It's buried under a 3-foot snow drift!

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