This week we experienced the opening salvo of fall in the form of a cold front dipping down from Canada. In the space of about 12 hours, the temperatures at my Fort Worth home went from near 100 degrees to 56 degrees after sundown. That, my friends, is a radical change.
Fall is planting time for ornamental flowering bulbs. Although I am an herb grower first and last, I always have daffodils and other spring bulbs growing in my garden. There’s something magical about how they show up, year after year, at the time when we most need color in the gardens and fields.
I've never been without flowering bulbs in my herb garden. Lilies, tulips, crocus, and daffodils that emerge in the spring are a delight to the soul. They're easy to plant and come back year after year. The problem is keeping track of where you planted them so they're...
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