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some crocuses and the early bulb irises are out. frosted this morning.
What is blooming in your garden today?
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Dahlia
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Beautiful blooms! I especially love the magnolia blooms and the hellebores!
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Thank you @Dahlia . Spring has sprung. We are not out of the woods yet. Several rain storms are expected all next week.
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I have tulips blooming, and just to the south is my Magnolia Jane with loads of flowers.
I have about a dozen peach blossoms on my little 3yo Peach tree, but it will need a frost/freeze cover Monday and Tuesday night.
UNfortunately the chickweed looks like IT wants to flower, too.
I have about a dozen peach blossoms on my little 3yo Peach tree, but it will need a frost/freeze cover Monday and Tuesday night.
UNfortunately the chickweed looks like IT wants to flower, too.
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COWGIRL LOGIC.
The mice , voles and ground squirrels ate all my tulips. I guess that’ll teach me to plant varmit bate.
The mice , voles and ground squirrels ate all my tulips. I guess that’ll teach me to plant varmit bate.
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Garden pics at sunset across the pastures and inside the garden.
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An overloaded arc, but splendid
(some prune back is necessary at the end of the season)
(some prune back is necessary at the end of the season)
flowerbug
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the small creeping thyme is really putting on a show right now. i'll have to get out and get some before and after pictures as it is being blocked by weeds and daffodils. it still looks very nice considering i've hardly weeded any of it since last fall. it will need a lot of work to get back in shape, but that is the problem of having only one person able to do a lot of the weeding and having a lot of gardens needing attention/planting all at once.
one more week of weeding/bean planting and i can get around to it at last. by then the peak color will have passed but it is still a pleasure to weed and be around because the fragrance is also in the foliage.
one more week of weeding/bean planting and i can get around to it at last. by then the peak color will have passed but it is still a pleasure to weed and be around because the fragrance is also in the foliage.
digitS'
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We need more of @Shades-of-Oregon 's photos!
After the 2023-4 Winter sub-zero cold with zero snow cover, we had 1 foxglove blooming in the yard last year and zero blooming here in their customary place along the north wall of the greenhouse.
The foxglove seeds in that ground sprouted and made a nice green cover last year. Those plants returned in 2025 in mass! I thinned them but allowed as many to remain as I thought might be able to stand up and bloom. Boom!
Steve
