My first bloom of the year...
igwiz
18 years ago
Hello all:
Planted my first bulbs and corms this last fall, and have been impatiently waiting for spring. Luckily, I had lots of advice from your posts.
Here is my first bloom for the year (or ever, for that matter), which came about 2 weeks ago.
Thanks!
Igwiz
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