Re: Where to start
Hello Sue,
Looks as though you have received a great deal of good advice already. Only
like to emphasize what someone else has already said. Take your time, have a good
time. Don't let your gardening become a "job" or "project" that has to be
completed. Gardening (thank the gods) in never completed.... it is a process, not
an end.
My favorite book on the subject is Colston Burrell's "Gardener's Encyclopedia
of Wildflowers"... check it out. Darn good at suggesting plant combinations.
Gene Bush Southern Indiana Zone 6a Munchkin Nursery
around the woods - around the world
genebush@otherside.com http://www.munchkinnursery.com
----- Original Message -----
From: Brown <bilbobwn@ACCESSCABLE.NET>
Subject: [SG] Where to start
> I'm planning to start to landscape my front yard this summer. Its is all
> natural woods that we have not done anything with. I plan to keep it woodsy
> (not cut down all the trees and have lawn) and shade garden. I just am not
> sure where to start. Perhaps cutting out deadwood and scrub spruce. I guess
> I'm not sure of the order I should apply to the project. I have ideas but no
> clear plan. What do you think.
> Sue B.
> Zone5, NS
