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Feb 25, 2011 | 8:51 PM PST
Still have things blooming inside in my winter garden and Lenten Roses blooming outside in the rock garden. There are a few daffodils blooming in a pasture down the road. Mine should start this coming week. I've got hundreds of tulip bulb pocking through the ground. You know it wont be spring for 23 more days. I live in south central Kentucky. |
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Feb 26, 2011 | 1:03 AM PST
Well,Deb,on the outside of my window sills I have 2 inches of fluffy white powder.On the inside of 4 windows I have 4 flys belly up.Inside my big plate glass window I do have a pepper plant that has produced 2 peppers,but on the outside in the window box there sits another 4 inches of white snow,covering the solar lights.Just when I was seeing the tops of the raised garden beds,I see no longer,but instead another 6 inches of white wet snow.I can see the tops of the blueberry bushes-yup, their still sleeping here in Maine.So, the only thing thats alive in my house is mainly the flys that must be on a timer,as they always go belly up eventually,but we normally dont kill them so we'll have something to talk to over the winter...lol. |
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Feb 26, 2011 | 2:49 AM PST
It's great to see you again! My daffs are blooming! I cut three big beautiful ones yesterday and brought into the house. There are about 5 small ones that burst into bloom yesterday, too. |
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Feb 26, 2011 | 7:53 AM PST
Hello, here in our neighborhood, trees are blossoming, daffodils and some callas. In our little garden, the scabiosas, the evergreen clematis and calendula. Our little pansies, primrose and the sweet pea (ornamental) have sprouted. We have blue skies, but a chill in the air (for us). Our high yesterday was 57. Wishing you spring weather soon (^_~) |
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Feb 26, 2011 | 12:17 PM PST
got some peas started, and some lemon cucumber, green zebra tomatoes, cilantro, green onion, beets (detroit reds are doing better than the goldens), some dill, celery. . .and that's about all that has come up so far. . .going to start leeks and kale again tomorrow |
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Feb 26, 2011 | 12:48 PM PST
Even though I have a daugher who lives in Moultrie, GA, I still find it difficult to wrap my mind around the concept of planting at this time of the year. It will still be touch and go here in another couple of months. |
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Feb 26, 2011 | 1:45 PM PST
I live in BC Canada and I have been watching the snow come down, hard and fast. Everything is still asleep out side. I do have geraniums blooming in my porch. Also some Brugmansia cuttings growing. They will not see the outside until the 24th of May if we are lucky.Our temp today is 14 F. Last edited by FlowerBuff on February 26th at 1:46 PM. |
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Feb 28, 2011 | 7:03 AM PST
Hmm-lots, since I took a good look this weekend! Onions are up, broccoli is only about 8" high, but they are making heads. I'm afraid they will bolt soon. I have seedlings of tomatoes, cucumbers & peppers ready to go in the ground mid-week. They hydrangea & hibiscus are starting to leaf out. The Redbuds, ornamental magnolias & the pear trees are starting to bloom. The daffs are blooming around town, now & a lot of the trees are leafing out. New growth on the roses, ginger lillies are coming up, and so are the cannas. Spring is here! |
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