Larry (IL)
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that Spring has sprung.
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Nancy has proof
- Thread starter Larry (IL)
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geodehunter
New member
I'm so glad Spring is here. It's 59 degrees here right now. Where did the 80's go.
flinthunter
Well-known member
Nice, what are they, and please don't say flowers. LOL. 
geodehunter
New member
Are they Crocus?
Very pretty Nancy. Do you grow your own because you enjoy it, or because Larry never buys you any? I planted green beans, lima beans and cucumbers, as well as some Zinnias, in front of my shed. The peonies and roses are going crazy. Now if I could get my hands on some bedding plants, I would have most of my garden in.
Nancy-IL
Well-known member
Dave, To answer your question.........BOTH! 
I love the bright flowers and their beautiful aroma.
The only thing I've planted is some petunias and parsley. I'm almost afraid to plant anything else for fear of it freezing one more time. I've got about a gallon of onion bulbs I would like to get into the ground before long. Your garden is coming along quite well. Do you do any canning?
HH,
Nancy
I love the bright flowers and their beautiful aroma. The only thing I've planted is some petunias and parsley. I'm almost afraid to plant anything else for fear of it freezing one more time. I've got about a gallon of onion bulbs I would like to get into the ground before long. Your garden is coming along quite well. Do you do any canning?
HH,
Nancy