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Tuesday, March 21, 2006

Transplanted Tiger Lilies


Today we transplanted the Tiger Lilies. They had been growing next to the property line just north of the deck. Their bed has been covered with Asian Jasmine. They had not been divided since we moved to the lake. We divided the bulbs and transplanted them a few feet west of where they had been growing. They now occupy a small section in the garden area north of the house.

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