Sounds lovely!

It's 74 here this afternoon! I am so ready for spring!

I have fresh blooms on several rudbeckia.
My larkspur are just tiny seedlings right now.

Lavender lantana has not stopped blooming. I noticed yesterday that the sweet olive is blooming also pink yarrow.

Zone envy, Kathy, ZONE ENVY !!!!!

Wow Kathy! You've got lots of stuff blooming. I went out and looked and there are a few Larkspurs that shot up and almost ready to bloom in my yard too.

Don't be too envious Carrie. Not to throw cold water, so to speak ;-), on this seeming early spring, but I remember a few years back when we got a hard freeze in April that killed or damaged a bunch of stuff that was all green and pretty including some St. Augustine lawns that were either killed if newly sodded or set back quite a lot in my case. No body was happy -- except maybe the plant nurseries as they could sell more plants!

Anyway, the weather is glorious and it's sooo nice to be able to work/play outside.

This post was edited by roselee on Fri, Jan 25, 13 at 16:40

Yes this is a strange year for blooms for which I am grateful. It is nice to look out and see blooms during the winter months. At this time I sill have Daffodils since Christmas. Gladiolus acidanthera/Peacock Orchid, Bouganville, Yellow Coneflower and Calendula's. But none of my winter sowing of spring annuals have hardly started to sprout, let a lone bloom.

Yesterday we were talking about that freeze. And hoping that won't happen this year.