March 16, 2022 Berryville Library Garden

By ccmgweb2014 / March 18, 2022

Master gardeners Jan Scheel, Sue Davis, Regina Hooten, Karen Reeves, Anita Engert, and Jennifer Hudspeth worked to spread 6 yards of mulch in the Berryville Public Library Gardens.

Thanks to Carl Ward’s lawn care for donating the mulch, the back garden is mulched and ready for the season. Plans are to mulch the front gardens, prune the oak leaf hydrangeas, and trim the liriope. ~Jennifer Hudspeth

Daffodils with Magnolia ‘Jane’ buds in the background
Center garden bed mulched
Jan, Sue, and Karen shoveling mulch
Newly transplanted Helleborus in bloom (unknown cultivar)
Group of Happy Gardeners
Purple Crocus with Amaryllis Belladonna (Naked Lady Surprise Lily) foliage
Regina working to spread mulch

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