these are so small yet that they can be easily trampled or cut together with the grass, but it is already a great joy that they have come out, the February frosts were a child’s play for them, although I planted them only a few weeks before.
I have planted them here around the fountain. it struck me to ask the nannies whether they would be willing to have a look at them sometimes, but then they were so engrossed in the conversation that I did not want to bother them.
the shrubs planted for hedge start to shoot up. unfortunately it can be already seen that they will grow at a different pace. the ones damaged in the winter are falling behind, or are not as symmetical, they have less sprouts. this is one of the strongest little plants:
I have planted them here around the fountain. it struck me to ask the nannies whether they would be willing to have a look at them sometimes, but then they were so engrossed in the conversation that I did not want to bother them.
the shrubs planted for hedge start to shoot up. unfortunately it can be already seen that they will grow at a different pace. the ones damaged in the winter are falling behind, or are not as symmetical, they have less sprouts. this is one of the strongest little plants:
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