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  1. 03-02-2009, 01:22 PM #1
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    Default Anything blooming yet?

    I'm so ready for spring to get here. I just noticed today that my jonquils are blooming. Just wondering, do you have anything blooming yet?
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    We have crocus and our daffs are coming up
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    No signs of spring or flowers yet. As per the weather forecast online, the weather outside is -10 degrees C (or 14 degrees F), but feels like -19 degrees C (or -2.2 degrees F). Cold, eh? No wonder there is no blooming are here!
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  4. 03-02-2009, 02:43 PM #4
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    My daffodils and hyacinths are blooming and my fruit trees are full of buds.

    Here are my daffs today ~
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  5. 03-02-2009, 05:47 PM #5
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    Forsythia, lorapetalum, and jonquils. Also dogwood trees! And tonight it's supposed to be 21 degrees......
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  6. 03-02-2009, 05:51 PM #6
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    I just planted into pots today some snapdragons, light pink, dark pink,
    purple, yellow and white. They are so pretty.

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    Nothing here yet. Our weather was -37C and -32C the last couple of days. Today it's -10C. Still way too cold for anything to bloom. That won't be for a couple months yet.
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    not here. Got 15 inches of snow today. Ugh. Someone save me lol
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    Nothing here, sadly. We just got rid of all of the snow accumulation only to have 12" dumped on us in the last 24 hours.

    Spring can't come soon enough!
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    Put me in the group of people who got another foot of snow dumped on them. Nothing blooming here!
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    Nothing blooming here... then again, my garden area is currently under 3 feet of snow :crying:
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    Nothing blooming here either. It was 29 below zero F this morning here.
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    Holy pollen Batman! It's blooming in Florida! I'm planting a small garden this week (working full time - hard to keep up with) and going for a walk in the woods on a wild herb and edible plant walk. It's easier to identify what's flowering.
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    neighbor has a single daff up, other neighbor has some flower vinca ground cover. Our tulips are about half up, but no blooms yet.
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    daffodils, crocuses, mock orange, forsythia, peach tree are all in bloom. Wild pears look like they are next and maybe dogwoods. Nine more days until spring! Just hope we don't get a late freeze, seems like the fruit trees are blooming a bit early this year.
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