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Winters over...Sprummer has begun..
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Posted by
stanofh (
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Sun, Mar 14, 10 at 13:30
| With near 70 as far as the eye can see in the forecasts and Home Depot selling tomato plants in near gallon sized pots- ripe T-matos by May?..plus time change...well,I declare winter over. |
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RE: Winters over...Sprummer has begun..
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| I am loving the weather. My muscari are starting to show their color, my sunflowers are just popping out of the ground, my tulips are ready to bloom, and my mixed seedlings are just starting to emerge. I'm just hoping we are done with the frost. |
RE: Winters over...Sprummer has begun..
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My muscari been blooming for couple weeks here and freesias started opening last week.
Just had frost yesterday and with 70-80's this week hopefully frost is done here also. Although the only thing I have that frost damages is Lantana and it hasn't started greening up yet. Some Crape Myrtles are showing spring growth but not russian sage yet.
Some salvia greggi and hotlips are blooming also. |
RE: Winters over...Sprummer has begun..
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- Posted by hoovb z9 Southern CA (My Page) on
Sun, Mar 14, 10 at 18:55
| First clematis bloom yesterday, a little early. Now I look forward to June Gloom, my favorite time of year. Spummer is not a bummer. |
RE: Winters over...Sprummer has begun..
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| I'm not loving it. It's making me have to water and water and water. I loved the winter we had. |
RE: Winters over...Sprummer has begun..
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| Gardeners are born optimists. Think of all the people who are buying those tomato plants this week that will buy them again in about two weeks! Al |
RE: Winters over...Sprummer has begun..
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| I fertilized for the first time this year. The temperate and tropical plants are both stirring or more. Get rid of those winter yellow-greens on Hibiscus. I hate that color and all that it represents-COLD! |
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