Indoor Gardening Stories , Flowers Crafts and Workshops by Gabriela Delworth: Gardening

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St. John's NL: MUN Botanical Garden Memorial University Trails

St. John's NL: MUN Botanical Garden Memorial University

Year of the Garden 2022. Proud Garden Ambassador.

Happy New Year 2022! Love . Health . Peace

Happy gardening!

Winterizing Pink and Red Geraniums from Summer 2021

Winterizing Pink and Red Geraniums from Summer 2021.

January 1 to December 31, 2022, The Year of the Garden 2022.

A big thank you to The Quarto Group for sending me this great book to review!

Gardening is Awesome! A must-have book for young gardeners.

Dividing Geraniums in Spring. Dig them up, separate and repot.

HAPPY EARTH DAY!

The theme for this year's Earth Day is "Restore Our Earth" which focuses on natural processes and emerging green technologies that can restore the world's ecosystems.

P.S. This photo was taken by me at the St. John's Newfoundland & Labrador Memorial University Botanical Garden during one of my visits. I have many more to share.

This is one of my most favorite botanical gardens. A cultural destination I cannot wait to go back once this pandemic is over. Visit it! There are so many things to see and learn from.

Happy gardening!

Disclosure of Material Connection: I have not received any compensation for writing this post. I have no material connection to the brands, products, or services that I have mentioned.

Northern Gold Forsythia my most favorite Spring blooming shrub.

Before and After Winterized Pink Geraniums from Summer 2020.

Winterized Geraniums. Grown almost full size with flower buds.

Here are our new brightly coloured ivy leaf geraniums beauties.

Hope is growing. It is happening across Canada. Are you ready?

It's officially Spring. I hope you are excited as I am about propagating plants!

Happy Spring everyone!

LOVE, HOPE AND GROWTH

First surprise blooms from our winterized Geraniums

Here are the first flowers from our winterized Geraniums. They are so beautiful! One thing I forgot doing when I brought them in last Fall was tagging them by colours. It will be a very colourful surprise once all start blooming!