Van Bourgondien

Tulips and Daffodils aren't the only plants that bloom early in spring. Several of our perennial plants are wonderful additions to the early garden and perfect for planting in fall. When perennials are planted in fall they have plenty of time to establish a good root system, but they don't bother trying to make very many leaves or flowers. This means that all of their growing energy is devoted to making roots. These healthy root systems result in stronger plants that can survive for years and years. Read more in this week's newsletter.