Gardening column: Augusta doesn’t need moonlight to make you swoon this time of year
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Let’s not forget about the amazing hydrangea gardens in the Pendleton King park that will be blooming in May.
The Southern Indica and native azaleas have been striking this year! The revival of the native azalea is exciting to watch in our area too! They are majestic when in the right spot to show off their stunning trumpet filled branches! Augusta has always been magical in April.
The Spirea and Yellow Bell Forsythia has been beautiful nudged in between Azaleas. Thanks for a great article. It makes you realized what we have here and why so many visitors gush over Augusta. And we continue to make it better and better each year. We do yard work in two weeks once it starts to warm up and we feel the panic, that would take us about a month or more to complete. But we can’t wait, the fans will be here.
Great job, Sandy!