A Spring Morning Visit to Annies
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Armed with a list and a budget , I made my first 2015 visit to Annies Annuals . In the last several days I have been able to move from the digging stuff up phase to the actual plant installation phase of the various renovations I have happening here. I have orders pending with Digging Dog and Joy Creek , both of which I expect to see by the end of the month. I lingered in the parking area to admire the Paulownia tomentosa in glorious bloom and the perimeter plantings.. Ooo la la , check out the Cussonia Annies is vast , and the sales area has expanded further in the last couple of years , as has the staffing . I was asked multiple times if I needed help-as a professional at Annies shopper , I didn't in fact need help , but I can imagine how overwhelming this nursery could be to a casual gardener or a first time visitor. The display gardens were all spring-y and rosey... The Flower Floozie is in rare form t