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John,
Cultivating beauty is a loving act.:Heart:

M

The Daffodils survived the more then 60 degree temperature drop in one day,and the snow. It went down to two,or three degrees that night. The flowers where kind of droopy,but they where alive. BF:hug::hug::hug:

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Originally Posted by Brokenfriend (Post 1055606)

:Good-Post:
Ohhhh. That is absolutely beautiful.

Thanks for this.:Thanx:

Mari

:grouphug::grouphug:So glad they survived.

Donna:hug:

still cold burr...so sorry.
bizi

I saw my first large moth on Tuesday night. It was 81 degrees that day. I expect to hear the Spring Peepers in this area soon. BF:hug::hug::hug:

Good morning John and everyone :)

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Originally Posted by john1947 (Post 1054772)

Many years ago I planted thousands of daffadils .They took a satilite picture.some years ago and it was taken when they were out.
I probably have the only flower garden that can be seen from space
that is how many I planted which took about two months.

I hope you all are doing well.
I am doing well despite stage three PD.
Glad I planted them when i did as i could never do it now.
:winky::winky::winky::winky:

How absolutely AWESOME is that ? From SPACE.....why do I feel like I've seen that picture ? Was it on the news ?

My mom calls them jonquils and she's 83 today ! And in very good shape :)

I've had a hard previous 12 months....have 2 new decks since last spring, summer and am determined to put some plants out there this year ! I have good intentions anyway.

Have a good day everybody.

Debi from Georgia

hi debi, good luck with getting those plants out there. all of my hanging plants died and so did some of my tropicals. I need to work in the yard to clean things up. It looks like a grave yard.
bizi

Hey there bizi :)

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Originally Posted by bizi (Post 1056672)

hi debi, good luck with getting those plants out there. all of my hanging plants died and so did some of my tropicals. I need to work in the yard to clean things up. It looks like a grave yard.
bizi

Gosh don't I understand about the yard ! We have oak trees, big ones, and we have those little annoying limbs all over the yard. I so want to get out and work in the yard but know when I do that's it....in bed for 2 days :(

My new decks are beautiful but empty. I'm going to ask for plants to put on them as presents for Mother's Day and my birthday at the end of May.

I think it's about time to round up the 6 grandkids, my son and son in law and put them to work in the yard. My son did some last Sat and cut down 2 medium pecan trees we had in our front yard that were not in the best of shape. He left the stumps about 2 feet high so I can put a plant on top and hopefully around the stumps.

I'm so sorry about your plants....this has been a harsh winter, even for them.

Debi from Georgia

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Originally Posted by St George 2013 (Post 1056677)

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I think it's about time to round up the 6 grandkids, my son and son in law and put them to work in the yard. My son did some last Sat and cut down 2 medium pecan trees we had in our front yard that were not in the best of shape. He left the stumps about 2 feet high so I can put a plant on top and hopefully around the stumps.

Hi, Debi, :) :hug: :hug: :hug:

Your son did a great thing -- getting those trees out and leaving you the stumps.
Let him lead the others in clearing the way for you to have your flowers.

M