March 30, 2026 Sir Henry Wotton, Franz Wilhelm Sieber, Robert Creeley, Two Gardeners by Katharine Sergeant White and Elizabeth Lawrence, and Isabelle Bowen Henderson
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Today's Show Notes
Late March can be a little unsettling in the garden.
You're looking for signs, for proof that things are moving.
But most days, the beds still look unchanged.
The shrubs haven't said a word.
And the plants you worry about most are the ones doing the least.
The lilac is quiet.
The hydrangea looks like a bundle of sticks.
And you start to wonder if your garden is behind, or if you missed something…
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