My Crocus are Blooming!
03-06-2011, 12:25 AM
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Originally Posted by MarieM
Going to be a while before we see any flowers, but I love it here. That is my DH standing in the road. We were actually snowed in for about 3 days.
Marie M.
Marie M.
03-06-2011, 09:10 AM
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I'm so glad spring is starting to show its face.
Nothing says spring like the first blooms we spot in our gardens. It will be awhile before anything else blooms here in Mo., but I'm excited to see my Crocus, and the green foliage of other spring bulbs. :D
Nothing says spring like the first blooms we spot in our gardens. It will be awhile before anything else blooms here in Mo., but I'm excited to see my Crocus, and the green foliage of other spring bulbs. :D
03-06-2011, 02:12 PM
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I don't wanna make you guys mad at me but I am ready to pick my second crop of green beans and peas. The first vine ripe tomatoes will be up this week and I am already up to my ears in jalepenos! Sorry but that is what I have instead of seasons!
03-06-2011, 09:51 PM
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On Flag Day in VT, NH, and Maine, you can count on tulips roses, all the spring and summer flowers being in bloom at the same time!
Almost forgot to tell you....
Now I live on the south Texas coast. I have a lovely crop of thistles about a foot high all around the edges of my front sidewalk....
Almost forgot to tell you....
Now I live on the south Texas coast. I have a lovely crop of thistles about a foot high all around the edges of my front sidewalk....
03-06-2011, 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Yooper32
On my last trip over to the farm to move a few more things, the daffodils were starting to bud. every year they come up before the snow is all gone and then it thaws and they keep on growing and blooming and the snow comes again and buries them and this goes on and on. They are the only flower I could rely on as the deer eat any and everything else. Last year the yearlings ate the day lilly buds off each day as they appeared, then they started in on the leaves. I had planted tulips the fall before last and I looked out one day and there they were, pinching off the buds before I even had a chance to see them coming up.
spose that the deer gave them the idea?
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