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1:52 pm
December 28, 2008
OfflineWe have crocus blooming!! They seem to have jumped up over night and are BLOOMING!!!!!!
Been watching for them, and suddenly today they appear. A few tulips are breaking ground as well, the daffodils, too. And one lonely hyacinth is making an appearance.
Been saying for a while now that spring is coming, but today there is evidence that it really IS coming in, whether winter wants to let go or not. Hurray!!
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February 27, 2011
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February 8, 2009
Offline52, I know what you mean about the old daffs – they are everywhere here in the Spring around every former house foundation, etc. and I always wonder the same – who planted those first ones?
On my maternal grandparents dairy farm (still have family there) there once was a man-made pond. Never had much water it in BUT there were thousands of daffodils there every Spring all the way around – so many that my Mom and I could come home w/ literally armloads to give to neighbors after the relatives there had cut all they wanted. Even as a kid I thought about who planted those first ones and how much pleasure they would have from knowing how many people enjoyed them. I need to ask my cousins there if the daffs still are plentiful. Gosh they were beautiful!
Dede
The only sign of spring here is the roof dripping the melting snow…meaning it's warmer than winter!
Would love to see a pic of that Pete!
Both wickedgoodshari and I could look at it with envy……{sigh}.
10:20 am
September 2, 2008
OfflineWe had temp yesterday of 81 and sunny, sun today, high in the upper 70s but rain this pm. Plumb trees, daffodills, yellowbells, breath of spring, camelias and much more blooming down south, but we may have more cold, it is still Feburary, but I'm loving it!!
10:49 am
February 8, 2009
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August 6, 2010
OfflineI heard the peepers about 10 days ago–that is always my favorite night of the year–means winter is packing her bags.
No daffs up here, but I saw some at my Mom's this weekend. She is down at a lower elevation, not far from the Mississippi, and her spring starts about a week earlier than ours up here in the Ozark highlands.
Snow geese flew over the by the thousands last weekend, my neighbor has been reporting on the love life of the eagles who have nested near his creek, and there is a little color in the willow branches. Spring is coming.
2:20 pm
January 17, 2011
OfflineThe farmers are complaining in my area…to warm, to soon! But those are mostly the peach & pecan growers…their buds may get frozen with a late dip in the temps. The row farmers are beating the band in the fields getting them ready cause they need to plant down here before the moisture dries out for germination…then we get HOT & DRY!
Lots of things blooming here including fruit trees, the early ones!
Oh I just wish. We did see some of the daffodil shoots in the yard coming up. Then the next day they were buried by another snowstorm.
Gotta love New England.
2:54 pm
October 14, 2010
OfflineI had cardinals visit on Saturday and Sunday morning. It was great seeing them. It's melting here and we had a rain storm last night and it's warm again today so we are slowly getting rid of the snow. Beautiful sunny day here today. If this weather keeps up the buds on the trees will hopefully start to show up soon.
My lilacs are planted in front of a cement wall which warms up with the sunshine so they will be budding soon if we have a few more days of sunny weather.
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February 19, 2011
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December 28, 2008
OfflineIs it a sign of Spring that for the past two days my 6 girls have produced 6 eggs each day? Through molting, cold weather and everything else, they have been laying and laying and laying! They are such good girls that I gave them apples today.
Yes, they were out playing in the rain…
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. It certainly has been a big year for it. I can't wait to see me some signs of my own spring!





