House needs painting here too, yech! I have a bed that used to be mainly sunny, now shaded that needs to be revamped, an old pergola with large planter box that is falling apart and "something" needs to be done with it. Think I 'll quit with that for now or I might start wishing winter would stay (shudder).

I am hoping to get siding up on the house and possibly a new roof before fall if the money is there.
In the yard I am going to concentrate on the front flower gardens and foundation plantings. I just am having a hard time deciding what I want to plant. The house faces north and I already have a large Rhododendren next to the porch. I want to leave that, need some color there.
I also have many daylilies that I want to line out this spring. And of course there is always the seedlings, although I don't have near as many as Dani.
I will buy a few more daylilies this spring and hope to enlarge at least one flower garden in the backyard.
And in my spare time...

Nancy VB

Have 4 huge knock out roses to be moved which have a ton of daylilies in front of them. I really want to find someone who will install 2 rain barrels with a diverter.

I have a lot of work to do on the new shed. I also am tearing out the old ceramic backsplash in the kitchen and putting up a new glass tile one.

I am still battling the voles. I will plant a very few daylilies, and I will also plant a few more roses. Ther than that, maintain the beds I have.
kay

I've recently discovered that there are many daylilies with the same names as the hostas that I'm obsessed with....Ny newest project is hunting them down and planting a bed of them in a sunny area, leading into my shady hosta garden. I might even plant a few of them with their corresponding name hostas in partial shade.

Like I need a new project, but I'm sure
you all know how that is.......