Welcome to a quick garden tour of our garden in April of 2022! There’s lots of blooming going on around here in our Zone 7 Tennessee garden. The viburnums are their usual showstoppers with their prolific blooms but there are many other things to observe as well. Solomon’s Seal, hostas, heucheras, honesty (interesting that honesty and money plant are the same thing…hmmm), and lots more to enjoy. So check out the video below if you would like to see what is growing well in our April garden from Growing the Home Garden!
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