Violas over daffodils
by Sue Langley • November 29, 2012 • Fall, Garden, How to, Plant Profiles, Projects • 5 Comments
Last year, I planted violas over the mini daffodils in patio pots and want to do the same this year. Deer don’t bother these on the patio,…they rarely come up the concrete steps any more and they aren’t attracted to either plant. It’s a safe zone.

In mid-March 2011, ten inches of snow fell..the violas are in front of the wheelbarrow. Can’t see it? The first big lump in the foreground.
So! Now, to recreate the planting using these pots saved in the potting area all summer. The violas faded and died, although some reseeded.
Here’s what I did:
First the soil was loosed carefully with a trowel and shaken into a container. This uncovered the tiny shoots!
The plants were eased in over the tips.
And soil was added…
That’s all! Now we just wait….through rain and snow…











Love the blue pansies off set within their strikingly hued pots. The mushrooms are adorable, Sue! Holding thumbs for another glorious display of daffodils come spring. Lovely visiting as always even though I seldom comment anymore. Big hug xoxo
Beautiful flowers. I found you on the Blog Directory Network, and I’m a foothill gal, too, but south of you in Tulare County. Just wanted to say hi, and tell you I’ll be following your blog. I’m writing an article about bloggers in our area for the Kiwanis magazine in our area, “What’s Happening in the Foothills, do you know anyone else in our area that blogs? Marsha Ingrao
Hi Marsha, Charlotte at Daffodil Planterhas a pretty good list of Sierra Foothill bloggers…she’s in the Sacramento area, but has a good list. Thanks for stopping by….anytime.
Thanks Sue!
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