Well that was a nice surprise Helen. If they bloom this summer, we want to see pics.
I thought it was too cool to go out today but I'll regret it when it's too hot and I'm behind on yard work. I've been cleaning my basement this week instead.
Dollar Tree had Glad bulbs, six bulbs in a bag for a buck. I bought some red ones called 'Oscar' and need to get them planted.

Yes one advantage of a bad memory is surprises. 6 corms or whatever they are for a buck and red ones; I would have bought those too. Glads can be stuck in here and there; I like red with purple.

Wow! Like Christmas! None of my orders are due to come until the 2nd week in April, maybe it will be warm by then!

It will be useful for hauling rocks and the metal mesh that it is made out of will be good for separating big rocks from soil.

Wow. Look at that compost screen on the top! I like this good-looking wagon.
I've seen something like this in Carthage and people burned leaves in it -- had a removable top and wheels were iron. I guess you could have a future use for it when it wears out --
Sunny

That wagon will come in handy. I don't know how I got along without my gardening cart. DH asked me if I didn't need another one...I think he is right!

I laughed about the orders not placed. I do that all the time.

I just did one for more seeds.....then thought that I won't get planted what I have....didn't send it.

I did the same on daylilies...didn't send.

Now this fall I am ordering more daffodils.

Nice wagon Helen. Do the sides drop down?

I keep having to clean my house for company and can't get to my gardening. I'm glad I didn't order more plants than I did.

And I just got a note about the MO Dept of Conservation plants I ordered. They will be delivered within 10 days. Christie there are metal pins that are removable so you can take off the sides. I will use the wagon for rock separating. In some places in my yard there is actual soil but out front where I plant tomatoes and have expanded flowers it is like a creek bed. I am not exaggerating. There is a ditch to carry water on the side of the driveway but when it floods the water goes across that area. I think it is an old stream bed.

I generally don't forget I've ordered something but always forget what exactly I ordered. I've got one more order from Brushwood (clematis and vines, highly recommend these folks) and then that's it. I've got a pile of stuff sitting on the back patio waiting to be put in the ground.

You know, my mom has a wagon she keeps offering me. I think I'll take her up on it. I'd imagine it's easier than using the wheelbarrow or dragging a box like I do.

how much was that wagon?? i really liked the looks of it.

Flowerchild - We got one at Lowe's a few years ago that looks similar for around $100. We use it a lot. The sides drop down on ours too. It's called a yard cart on Lowe's website. You may be the same Flowerchild that sent me Annabelle hydrangea and salvia guaranitica many moons ago. : ) Both are favorites of mine.
Here's the link for Lowe's yard carts. That black Duraworx one looks pretty cool too.

Here is a link that might be useful: Lowe's Yard Carts