10/07/2026
No matter how many times I do this, I’m still amazed that these tiny seedlings will be spilling over with blooms in spring 🥹
Here in Michigan, our zone is 5b/6a with less than 5 months of growing season, so it’s important to extend that growing period with cold hardy crops that can take our Michigan winters. They’ll appear dormant on the surface, but under the soil they will be laying down their roots and be ready to take off at the first sign of spring 💚
So far I’ve planted delphinium, cress, campanula, snapdragons, poppies, soapwort, forget me not, rudbeckia, foxglove, orlaya, & feverfew. Some of these are experiments, so we’ll see whose tough enough to make it to spring 💪🏻