Six is a nice round number, isn't it? Six eggs, a half-dozen oranges, six blogs... What? Can it be? If you like gardening and reading about gardening, head on over for the latest addition to the 'gardenauthor' blog family. It's a joint effort... well, I won't spoil it for you. This is the first day, so stop by often, to watch it being built and, more importantly, filled with useful information. Click here, to be transported... 'Corliss Clips'
©Deb Lambert 2008
Friday, March 14, 2008
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Are you finding yourself "coming and going?" ;-) This is a great new site. I'll look forward to reading it often.
I found my first blossom today!!! A very early, little, bitty crocus. Perhaps I can get a posting yet... or tomorrow.
Shady - Glad you're still pursuing spring! And congrats on the crocus.
I have teeny, tiny green tips, in areas where my garden normally sports a springtime mixed carpet of scilla, pushkinia, snow crocus and chionodoxa. Between picking up and clipping linden twigs (boy, has that gotten old!), I keep an eye out for spring - but that's it, so far.
Thanks for finding the 'Clips' site! I look forward to its development.
Deb,
You are doing a super job with the Corliss Clips. I'm sure they must appreciate your efforts! I hadn't realized that we're in the same Zone! I actually try to purchase things designated for Zone 4, as that's what we "used" to be until recently. ;-)
But, you give great advice and provide a very useful checklist!
Appreciate the input, Shady - it's an enjoyable task.
We too, have been recently rezoned - 5a, for my area... I'm sticking with #5, personally and I've always felt better with plants having a Zone 4 rating. I guess we're thinking along the same lines.
I often include some sort of guide or checklist, especially in spring and fall, when the tasks are many and the time limited.
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