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Signs of Spring

10 years ago

A sign of spring. One week ago it was Snowmaggedon with 12 inches of snow. Since then it has been in the 60's and 70s here in North Carolina. I noticed this camelia today and decided to take a picture and post it for those who aren't quite there yet. Enjoy.

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nannerbelle
10 years ago
Beautiful and a very welcome sign of spring!! I'm so ready for the warm weather and sprouting plants!
lkzz
10 years ago
The wild daffodils in our woods are blooming...a sure sign here in Upstate South Carolina. Got a picture a few days ago.

I planted some cool weather crops in the veggie garden the last two weekends. Here's hoping...
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