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Post by jeanette on Feb 1, 2006 16:31:46 GMT -6
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Post by trudy on Feb 2, 2006 4:57:02 GMT -6
Thats great. Theresa just something about seeing some green after a long winters nap. Trudy
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Post by jeanette on Feb 2, 2006 6:29:25 GMT -6
it's no where near spring here, i think it is because we got so much snow early on that the ground was insulated and stayed warm... i wonder what else might have made it through the winter... probally lots of nasty weeds...
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Post by chickenfarmer on Feb 2, 2006 19:05:55 GMT -6
Congrats, down south here we saw some parsley coming up... have plenty of onion chives setting and our buttercups are coming up... It's Spring all over .... yippeeeeeeeeeee
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Post by jeanette on Feb 3, 2006 9:09:36 GMT -6
well after looking around i see strawberries, sage stonecrop, and dianthus growing.. i don't think they ever died, we got alot of snow early on, they have been sleeping under a big white blanket of snow. i'm a little concerned about it now that alot of the snow has melted with alot of winter yet...
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Post by trudy on Feb 4, 2006 5:47:15 GMT -6
I have been noticing a few things bloomin already. My winter honeysuckle is in full bloom, the daffodills, scillia, my bridalwreath spirea is budding. even my daylillies are getting green sprouts. Down the road a Japanese Magnolia is in full bloom. Last weekend I saw a Loripedulum and Redbuds in full bloom and those were North of me.
I was doing some clean up the other day and noticed my lemon grass with new growth, the chocolate mint, thyme and oregano all pretty and green to. I just hope it doesn't get cold enough to harm them. trudy
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