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Sun, Feb 3, 08 at 14:04
| I'm new to the forum but have been gardening 30 years. I live in Boonville, IN; 90 miles west of L'ville.
It's 50 degrees outside. I can't control myself . I'm going to plant spinach, and no one can stop me. I have the seeds and I have the dirt. And we all hate Tom Brady. Good Bye. Wait, the seeds are sprouting already:) |
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- Posted by kydaylilylady z6 KY (My Page) on Tue, Feb 5, 08 at 9:28
| I have the seeds and I have the mud....Guess I'll have to wait. I am thinking about planting a few flats of cabbage and broccoli though. I could do that easily enough.... I got my grasses cut down on Sunday and a little dead nettle sprayed. It'll soon be time to start some major weed control in the daylilies and get some garden going. Janet |
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| well i'm not planting yet, but here in NE ohio around akron, i've got snow drops in bloom!!!. what about you? diggerb |
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- Posted by drtluvr_in_z6 Z6 (My Page) on Thu, Feb 7, 08 at 19:13
| Digger, I've got Iris greens poking through (next to the runoff from the warm water the sump pump, pumps up)but no flowers. It seems like I had Narcissus greenery in December but they went back to sleep. |
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| more to report for spring> today i went out to my ice covered car and saw 3 fat, pale purple crocus buds right in the middle of the yard. spring is springing.!!!! Diggerb |
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- Posted by drtluvr_in_z6 Z6 Indiana (My Page) on Wed, Mar 5, 08 at 21:20
| some brave greenery but still no color. weather man threatens 5 inches of snow and low in mid teens friday Boo |
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- Posted by drtluvr_in_z6 Z6 Indiana (My Page) on Sat, Mar 8, 08 at 19:35
| six inches of snow 20 degrees Boo March, go away |
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- Posted by lynnichols z5 OH (My Page) on Sat, Mar 8, 08 at 19:57
| We're at over 15" of snow...close to 20" in north columbus. Just saw my bulbs poking up a few days ago and my snowdrops were blooming. Now they are under feet of snow. My back is completely broken from shoveling the sidewalk. I have never longed for spring as much as I do this year. |
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- Posted by sweetkountry 6 (My Page) on Thu, Mar 27, 08 at 21:12
| The breeze feels warm, the grass is greening, the buds on the trees are swelling, the hyacinths are peeking out, the crocus blooming. I want to start seeding! Weatherman calling for lows in the 20's make me rein in my actions, but I want to start so bad. I have begun seeding a wildflower garden and put out a small amount of lettuce seed today, just hoping they will sprout. Does anyone know when the last exected day of frost is in southern Ohio? |
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