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GPOD on the Road: Early Bloomers at Chicago Botanic Garden

Happy Monday GPODers!

We had a wonderful little excursion around the world last week, but the amazing “On the Road” submissions haven’t stopped, so we are starting this week with a few more outstanding garden destinations and the gorgeous plants that our contributors saw on their recent visits. Today we’re heading to Chicago Botanic Garden with Cindy Strickland, who has shared bright blooms from her garden in the windy city (Cindy’s Top Summer Blooms Northwest Chicago) as well as from some of the fascinating gardens she has travelled to over the years (Sissinghurst Castle Garden in Late May, Sydney, Australia, and Smallhythe Place). With this world-renowned garden institution in her backyard, she was able to plan a visit that coincided with the first flowers of the year.

Hello, Cindy in Chicago here. Just wanted to share a few early bloomers I found at Chicago Botanic Garden on March 8, 2026. I was mainly looking for the white and pendulous galanthus—also known as snowdrops. I enjoyed noting the details of the different markings on the flowers. A nodding flower that looks similar to galanthus is summer snowflake (Leucojum aestivum, Zones 4–8), which blooms later than galanthus but is also in the Amaryllis family.

‘Flore Pleno’ (G. nivalis ‘Flore Pleno’, Zones 3–7) is a “double” snowdrop—the inner perianth segments are usually marked with green.

Giant snowdrop (G. elwesii, Zones 4–7) is a larger a variety described as a good one for naturalizing and, like other galanthus, it likes to grow in well drained soil under deciduous trees that will provide some shade after blooming.

‘Sam Arnott’ (G. nivalis ‘Sam Arnott’, Zones 3–7) is a noticeably bigger variety with larger flowers.

‘Viridi-Apice’ (G. nivalis ‘Viridi-apice’, Zones 3–7) also known as the green-tip snowdrop is the only cultivar with a green spot near the tips of the outer whorl of tepals.

Winter aconite (Eranthis hyemalis, Zones 3–7) is also an early bloomer.

Winter aconite in a wide shot. Like galanthus, winter aconite prefers well-draining soil with organic material, medium moisture, and full sun to part shade.

‘Sunshine’ reticulated iris (Iris reticulata ‘Sunshine’, Zones 3–7)—according to the Chicago Botanic Garden website, this cultivar is smaller than most reticulated iris and is a modern cross between the blue sophenensis iris (I. sophenensis, Zones 4–8) and the yellow Danford iris (I. danfordiae, Zones 5–9).

Alexandrina saucer magnolia (Magnolia × soulangeana ‘Alexandrina’, Zones 5–9) is the large tree in the foreground with early flowers blooming below.

Thank you so much for sharing these early season stars with us, Cindy! It might feel like any kind of color is a blessing this time of year, but botanical gardens are a great place to be reminded that we have more plant options than we sometimes imagine.

Do you have any late winter and early spring blooms emerging from your garden yet? It is time to chase those winter blues away and embrace even the smallest pops of color that we see growing in our landscapes. Please help GPOD celebrate the start of spring by sharing your garden photos with the blog. Follow the directions below to submit your photos to Garden Photo of the Day!

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If you don’t want to leave your garden bare and empty, ground covers are an easy fix. They don’t just make things look better, they also do some real work in the background.

Once they spread out, they help hold the soil in place, keep moisture from drying out too fast, and stop weeds from popping up everywhere. So you end up doing a lot less work later on.

Creeping thyme is one of those plants that just quietly does its job year after year. It grows low, spreads out nicely, and fills those awkward empty spots with a soft green layer.

And when it blooms, you start seeing these tiny flowers that really lift the whole space and make it feel more alive. You can even walk on it a bit, and it gives off a light, pleasant smell, which is why it works so well for paths and stepping stones.

Why Choose Creeping Thyme?

This perennial hardy plant is a great choice if you want something that looks good but doesn’t need too much care. It grows low to the ground and spreads on its own, slowly filling empty spaces without much effort.

Another nice thing is, it doesn’t need much water once it settles in. It actually prefers dry, well-drained soil, so you don’t have to keep watering it again and again. And unlike grass, there’s no mowing, which makes things a lot easier.

When it starts to bloom, you’ll see tiny flowers that add a soft touch of color across the ground. It also attracts bees, which helps your garden stay active and healthy.

And since it can handle a bit of walking and gives off a light smell when stepped on, it works really well along paths and stepping stones.

When to Grow Creeping Thyme from Seed?

The best time to start creeping thyme from seed is in early spring. This is when the weather starts to warm up, and the seeds get the right conditions to grow. If you’re starting indoors, you can sow the seeds a few weeks before the last frost.

If you prefer to sow seeds directly in the garden, wait until the frost has passed and the soil feels a bit warm. Creeping thyme seeds need warmth and light to germinate, so colder weather can slow things down.

If you live in a warmer climate, you can also try sowing in early autumn. Just make sure the plants get enough time to grow before the weather turns too cold.

How to Grow Creeping Thyme from Seed?

Growing creeping thyme from seed is a good option if you want to cover a bigger area without spending too much money.

A small packet of seeds can give you many plants, which is great if you’re working on pathways or open spaces.

It does take a little patience in the beginning, as thyme grows slowly at first. But once it gets going, it spreads on its own and fills the space nicely over time.

Things You’ll Need

Creeping thyme seeds
Light, well-drained soil
Seed tray or small pots (or garden bed)
Water spray bottle or gentle watering can
A sunny spot

1. Prepare the Soil

Start with soil that feels light and loose. Creeping thyme does not grow well in heavy or wet soil, so it’s important to fix that first.

If your soil feels tight or sticky, mix in a bit of sand or compost to improve drainage. This helps water move through easily and keeps the roots from sitting in moisture.

You can grow seeds in trays, small pots, or directly in the garden.

If you are using containers, make sure they have drainage holes at the bottom. Good drainage is one of the most important things for thyme.

2. Sow the Seeds

Thyme seeds are very tiny, almost like dust, so handle them gently. Sprinkle them lightly over the soil surface. Try not to dump them all in one spot. Even if they fall a bit close together, it’s okay, you can thin them out later.

There’s no need to be perfect here. Just aim for a light, even spread so each seed gets a bit of space to grow.

3. Lightly Press, Don’t Bury Too Deep

After placing the seeds, gently press them into the soil using your hand or a flat object. Do not bury them deep. Thyme seeds need light to germinate, so keeping them on the surface or just slightly covered works best.

If you cover them too much, they may struggle to sprout or take much longer.

4. Water Gently

Watering needs to be soft and careful at this stage. Use a spray bottle or pour water very lightly so the seeds don’t get washed away. The goal is to keep the soil slightly moist, not wet.

Too much water can cause problems like rotting or pushing the seeds too deep into the soil. So it’s better to water a little at a time and check the soil with your finger.

5. Germination Time

Now comes the waiting part, and this is where patience really matters. Creeping thyme seeds usually take around 2 to 3 weeks to sprout, sometimes a bit longer depending on the temperature.

Keep the soil lightly moist during this time and place the container in a warm, bright spot. A sunny window or outdoor area with good light works well. Once you start seeing tiny green sprouts, you’ll know the seeds are doing their job.

At this stage, just continue gentle care, and slowly you’ll see the seedlings getting stronger day by day.

Also Read: 27 Edible Ground Covers to Feed You and Beautify Garden

Seedling Care After Sprouting

Light Requirements

Once the seedlings come up, they need plenty of light to grow strong. Place them in a sunny spot where they can get at least 5 to 6 hours of sunlight each day. If they don’t get enough light, they may grow thin and weak.

Watering Tips

Keep the soil slightly moist, but don’t overwater. Creeping thyme does not like too much water, even at this stage. Let the top layer of soil dry a little before watering again. It’s better to water lightly than to soak the soil.

Thinning Seedlings

When the seedlings grow a bit bigger and have a few leaves, you can thin them out. Remove the weaker or crowded ones so the stronger plants have space to grow. This helps them become healthy and spread better later on.

Transplanting Outdoors

Wait until the seedlings are a bit strong and have a few sets of leaves before moving them outside. They should look healthy, not too thin or weak. Also make sure the weather is warm and there is no more frost, so the plants can settle in without stress.

While planting, give each seedling enough space to grow. Keep about 6 to 12 inches between plants. It may look a bit empty in the beginning, but creeping thyme will slowly spread and fill the space over time.

Choose a sunny spot in your garden where the plant can get plenty of light. It grows best in full sun and well-drained soil. Try to avoid places where water collects, as too much moisture can damage the plant.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

One of the most common mistakes is overwatering. Creeping thyme does not like soggy soil, and too much water can cause root rot.

Poor drainage is another issue. If the soil holds water for too long, the plant may struggle to grow. Always make sure the soil drains well.

Too much shade can also slow down growth. Without enough sunlight, the plant may become thin and produce fewer flowers.

Where to Use Creeping Thyme in Garden?

Creeping thyme works really well along garden pathways where you want a soft, natural look. It can handle a bit of walking and even releases a light smell when stepped on, which makes the space feel more pleasant.

It’s also perfect for planting between stepping stones. Instead of leaving those gaps empty, thyme slowly fills them in and creates a nice green cover with tiny flowers during the blooming season.

You can also use it along the edges and borders of garden beds. It grows low and spreads neatly, giving your garden a clean and finished look without much effort.

Also Read: 6 Best Ground Cover for Chicken Run

Conclusion

Creeping thyme is a simple plant that gives a lot back. It looks good, needs very little care, and comes back every year once it’s established.

If you’re just starting out with gardening, this is an easy plant to try. With a little patience in the beginning, it will slowly grow into a soft, beautiful ground cover that you can enjoy for years.

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Once cured, prep a tray filled with peat moss.

Set the bulbs in the tray – without them touching each other – and keep the tray in a similarly dark, cool place throughout the winter until it’s time to replant in spring.

Learn more about overwintering lilies here.

Propagation

Most cultivated and naturalized tiger lilies in North America are sterile triploids, so they rarely produce viable seed. But there are other reliable ways to propagate them.

From Offset Bulblets

This is one of the easiest ways to multiply established plants.

In spring, after all risk of frost has passed, lift mature plants from the soil. The mother bulb should have small offsets growing from it – like little mini bulbs.

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You can also divide offsets when you lift bulbs for winter storage.

Detach the offsets that are larger than an inch in diameter. Pot these up into individual four- to six-inch containers or elsewhere in the garden.

Care for them as you would freshly-planted bulbs from the nursery.

From Bulb Scales

In fall, dig up some mature bulbs, and break off four to eight scales from the base of each bulb.

Insert the broken base end of each scale upright into a seed tray filled with moist sand. Cover the tray with a plastic bag, and store in a dark spot indoors at 65 to 70°F for six weeks.

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Keep the sand damp. Eventually, bulblets will form. If any scale tissue remains that’s soft, discard it.

Take these bulblets and plant them in four- to six-inch pots filled with well-draining, moisture-retentive potting soil. Overwinter them in a cold frame or a frost-free spot in the garden.

Come spring, you can transplant them into the garden as discussed below.

Planting Bulbs

In spring, dig a hole for each bulb that’s two to three times deeper than the bulb’s diameter, and space the holes at least six inches apart.

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Plant the bulbs with the basal end pointing downwards, backfill with soil and a sprinkle of bone meal to promote healthy roots.

Water in well.

Pests and Disease

Thankfully, tiger lilies are somewhat deer-resistant. But if they’re hungry enough, deer will eat just about anything.

If deer are a problem in your garden, a well-constructed deer fence can keep them out.

But if they’re munching on just a part of your garden, then some deer repellent will help to protect specific sections.

Rabbits typically nibble on stems and leaves closer to the ground, within the lower 20 inches.

If you already have a deer fence, reinforce the bottom two feet with one-inch wire mesh and bury it at least a foot deep to prevent tunneling.

Otherwise, rabbit repellent can help protect your plants.

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Voles, squirrels, and other small mammals may dig up bulbs and eat them. For tips on bulb protection, check out our guide to keeping rodents at bay.

Pests

Along with damaging plants by their feeding, insects can also vector disease.

Aphids

Aphids are sapsucking insects that extract vital fluids from plants, which can distort leaves and weaken the plant.

They also excrete honeydew as they feed, which can lead to black sooty mold.

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Knock them off with a strong blast of water or treat with neem or horticultural oil.

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Lily Leaf Beetles

Lilioceris lilii is an invasive beetle from Eurasia which does significant damage.

Adults are a quarter-inch long with bright red bodies and black appendages, while the slug-like larvae are a half-inch long with black heads and orange to yellowish bodies.

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Both chew irregular holes in leaves, stems, and buds, but the larvae do the most damage.

Larvae feed in spring and early summer before pupating. Adults continue the assault through late summer into fall, and severe infestations can completely defoliate plants.

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What if you made celery the star of the salad instead of a supporting actor? You get a refreshing and uber crunchy salad that is not only satisfying to eat but also delicious. This viral celery salad with parmesan and dates lets celery’s natural crunch truly shine. Plus, it takes just 10 minutes or less to throw together.

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Why You’ll Love this Salad

Quick and Easy: this salad comes together in 10 minutes or less and can be stored in the fridge for a couple of days so you can prep it once and then add it to meals throughout the week.
Perfect for Crunch-Lovers: if you love a salad with lots of crunchy bits, you’re going to love this one. It’s all crunch!
Good for You: celery provides fiber which supports your gut health; but it also contains antioxidants–naturally occurring compounds on food that can help lower inflammation and reduce your chronic disease risk.

Ingredients You’ll Need

Here’s a basic rundown of some of the key ingredients you’ll need for this celery salad recipe. See the recipe card at the end of the post for the full ingredient list and amounts you’ll need.

ingredients for celery salad with parmesan laid out on a white background

Celery: you’ll want to use a celery with good flavor for this salad my go-to is Dandy® fresh-cut celery. Think of it as the “crunch hero” in this recipe!
Walnuts: toasting the walnuts for just a couple of minutes in the skillet brings out their flavor more. They also add a nice crunch to this salad as well as provide good-for-you nutrients like omega-3 fats.
Dates: these add sweetness which complements the acidity of the lemon.
Lemon: fresh squeezed lemon juice is always best for things like salad, so pick up a lemon or two when shopping. You’ll want both the lemon juice and a bit of the zest for this salad.
Parsley: did you know that herbs like parsley are packed with nutrients? All the more reason to toss them into salads like this one.
Parmesan: to make this salad vegan and dairy free, use a vegan parmesan. I like to add sliced parmesan but you could also do shredded parmesan too.

Variations and Substitutions

Use a Different Nut: instead of walnuts, add pecans, sliced almonds, or even pumpkin seeds to this salad.

Swap out the Cheese: if you don’t have any parmesan on hand, you can swap it out for crumbled feta cheese instead.

Try another Fruit: I love the Medjool dates in this salad but it’s also delicious with other dried fruits as well. Make it your own by adding dried cranberries, raisins, or apricot.

How to Make the Viral Celery Salad

Make the Dressing: add the shallot, olive oil, lemon, dijon, maple syrup, and salt to a bowl and set aside while you make the rest of the salad. Letting the shallot marinate in the dressing first helps tone down the flavor so it’s not overpowering in the finished salad.

Toast the Walnuts: add the walnuts to a skillet over medium heat. Toast for 2-4 minutes, just until fragrant.

celery salad ingredients in a large wooden bowl

Make the Salad: thinly slice up your celery and add to a bowl with the walnuts, dates, parmesan, and parsley. Drizzle with the dressing, toss everything together, and serve!

close up shot of celery salad in a white bowl

Make Ahead and Storage

Make Ahead: since this salad isn’t made with a base of salad greens, it’s great for meal prep since it doesn’t get soggy in the fridge. This salad is great the day it’s made but still tastes good after a day or two in the fridge.

Storage: store this salad in an airtight container for up to 3-4 days in the refrigerator.

More Salad Recipes You’ll Love

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Celery is the star of this uber crunchy and delicious viral celery salad with parmesan and dates which all comes together with a simple lemon dressing.

Course Salad, Side Dish

Cuisine American

Diet Vegetarian

Prep Time 10

Cook Time 2

Total Time 12

Servings servings

Calories 488kcal

Author Deborah Murphy

Ingredients

For the Dressing

1 shallot, thinly sliced
1/3 cup olive oil
1 lemon, juice and zest
1 tbsp dijon mustard
1/2 tbsp maple syrup
1/2 tsp sea salt

For the Salad

1 bunch celery, thinly sliced
1 cup walnuts, chopped
8 dates, pitted and chopped
3/4 cup vegan parmesan cheese shavings
1/3 cup parsley, chopped

Instructions

Add the sliced shallot, olive oil, lemon, dijon, maple syrup, and salt to a bowl and stir. Set aside while you make the rest of the salad.
Add the walnuts to a skillet over medium heat. Toast for 2-4 minutes, just until fragrant.
Add the sliced celery, walnuts, dates, and parmesan to a large bowl. Drizzle the dressing over top and toss to coat everything in the dressing. Season with more salt and black pepper to serve!

Notes

Store leftovers in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3-4 days.

Nutrition

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