Masses of yellow and purple giant crocuses are blooming in the little rain garden, and the columbine is well up also. Several yellow and cream snow crocuses are blooming in the goddess garden. The daffodils and tulips near the driveway are leafed out but not blooming yet; the giant crocuses there are blooming purple, yellow, and purple-and-white striped. Honeybees are busy in the flowers; I checked out the bee tree and indeed the girls are to-ing and fro-ing with great enthusiasm. If I have some time on a pretty day, I'll try to snap some pictures.
If anyone local wants some starts of herbs or other plants, let me know. This is the season when nurseries start shipping the dormant stuff, so if you want a tree seedling or some raspberries now is a good time for that. Herbs I usually transplant later in spring, although I could dig some up and pot them for indoor care.
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Yes...
March 17 2010, 20:46:03 UTC 11 years ago
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March 17 2010, 21:07:24 UTC 11 years ago
March 17 2010, 20:53:04 UTC 11 years ago
Well...
March 17 2010, 21:05:58 UTC 11 years ago
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March 18 2010, 13:39:20 UTC 11 years ago
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March 19 2010, 02:20:10 UTC 11 years ago
March 17 2010, 22:55:52 UTC 11 years ago
Partly because I need to re-do it this year and we don't have the funds for what I want to do with it. But time marches on and in a week here I need to at least have it emptied out for a fresh setup.
I need untreated wood for what I want to do and that costs money unless I can find a free local source. I need a barn to tear down somewhere...