Spring has arrived in the Tundra, off topic by the way

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Spring has arrived in the Tundra, off topic by the way

Post by Ed_B »

In the 50's by day, 20's at night, it's springtime in Wisonsin
I see buckets hanging on the Suger Maples, all the birds a singing, even a woodpecker drumming.
Life is good, except for all the empty daylily seed pots.
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I can't believe my Daffodil's still haven't bloomed. Maybe tomorrow . :cry:

But I do have my crocus and chionodoxa blooming.
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And here they are ...
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And here they are ...
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My Daffodils.
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<br />I like these the best.
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I like these the best.
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Chinodoxsa 'Pink Giant'
<br />Taller than the blue ones
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Not for a week or two yet here, crocus or nothing
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Post by jay dee »

tma you are treating poor Ed just horrible. I wish I had pictures to add but for some reason, I don't ever take pics in the spring.

My daffs are blooming, my tulips have buds, one rhodendron is blooming, a hot pink color, the pulmonaria are blooming. the hellobores have bloomed but I always miss those and my redbuds are about to break out full force. Right now the buds are almost open and the branches look like they are a glowing pink.

I'm sure there are more things blooming but I think Ed has suffered enough.

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Post by Ed_B »

You folks are killing me. :x

I walked around the yard today a few more crocus pics, and some oh so muddy feet.

Soon :(
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Snow again

Post by Liselotte »

Ed, stop complaining! :lol:
we had another 8 inches of snow dumped on us Thursday, and with temps in the twenties, I could scream!

Yesterday the snow melted fast with the exception of old stuff in the shade. Unfortunately the vole damage to 4 seedling beds and Japanese Iris is enough to send me into a deep depression. Guess what, we will get more snow tomorrow. But then, only a fool is trying to grow Hemerocallis at a ski resort with 5 months of snow cover, this year 6! :bd: :bd: :bd:
But grin and bear it :lol: :lol: :lol: is my motto!
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Post by Ed_B »

Hi Liselotte

You win hands down, the weather man is talking high 60's daytime with low's in the 40's at night for the next 7 days or more.

I am in tundra heaven.

I will be putting in my first row of snowpeas, radishes, & kohlrabi's in the next few days.

life is good again!

Ed
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