"Fall is not the end of the gardening year; it is the start of next year's growing season. The mulch you lay down will protect your perennial plants during the winter and feed the soil as it decays, while the cleaned up flower bed will give you a huge head start on either planting seeds or setting out small plants."
- Thalassa Cruso
Oh yes, now is the time to be thinking of your daylily purchase(s) for the 2012 growing season. Which will it be? Illini Jackpot? Charles Johnston? Panda Bear? ... Oh my!
Please check us out at Oakville Farm. Until next time, Happy Gardening.
About Oakville Farm
- oakvillefarm
- Macon, North Carolina, United States
- Our farm is located approximately one mile from Lake Gaston where the Roanoke River crosses from Virginia into North Carolina. We have raised daylilies for eight years, and hope you enjoy our collection as much as we. Daylilies are field grown and are available for shipment from April 1 thru October 1. We do not hybridize but pass on to you true plants that we have collected over the years. We have provided this blog as a resource for you to share information about your daylily growing tips, arrangements and to ask us questions.
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