catjac1975
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Yikes Thistle. My husband started tilling the garden today. What a difference a few days make...or a few months.
unrelenting cold and snow, Northeast
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thistlebloom
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hum i might be selling fresh vegetables up north this year...
will trade you veggies for september snow cones...
That sounds like a plan @majorcatfish ! What kinds of snowcones will you be offering in September?
baymule
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Dangnabit! !!!! Y'all are getting MORE SNOW???? OK, I officially feel real sorry for y'all. I won't even post pictures of my garden ....... mainly because I can't on this phone .......
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Thank goodness for that! Er, I mean, darn, Bay, sure wish I could see that fresh turned soil with the sunshine pouring down flooding everything with grow glow!
buckabucka
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Snow here today. 
It has been melting, slowly. Last Friday we had an unusual spike in the 60's! When I got home from work, we snowshoed down to the stream where the air was frigid from the ice, with occasional blasts of hot wind off the hill. It was a great day to get out.
My usual pea planting date is April 19th. Last year there was a lot of snow and ice, and I still managed to get them in by the 25th (although it was quite muddy). I'm hoping for a similar scenario this year, although it is hard to imagine at the moment....
It has been melting, slowly. Last Friday we had an unusual spike in the 60's! When I got home from work, we snowshoed down to the stream where the air was frigid from the ice, with occasional blasts of hot wind off the hill. It was a great day to get out.
My usual pea planting date is April 19th. Last year there was a lot of snow and ice, and I still managed to get them in by the 25th (although it was quite muddy). I'm hoping for a similar scenario this year, although it is hard to imagine at the moment....
majorcatfish
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you are just a hoot.. thinking about selling you a carrot flavored snow cone...
bet you northerns are going to grow snow peas...this year....
all joking aside really hope the weather breaks for you all........
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thistlebloom
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The weather here has actually been good, aside from the errant snowstorm yesterday. Stuff is popping up all over. The weeds are busy planning a takeover already. And I'll hold you to that carrot snowcone Major! I want it in purple carrot flavor though so you better get busy.
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Sounds a bit strange, but I bet it is doable. Pureed Atomic Purple carrot over a bed of crushed ice? I could take that just fine.
