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2022-03-30 10:26 pm (UTC)
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>> Beautiful! Spring flowers are my favorite; they're such a vibrant pop of color against the barren coming-out-of-winter landscape.<<
I love them too.
>> I've got a few crocuses popping <<
I have some. My earliest flowers are winter aconite, then snowdrops and snow crocus, then miniature iris.
>> (though they weren't a fan of the below-freezing temps of earlier this week), <<
Here it got down to 27F recently. I thought it would wilt some of the plants, but I didn't see any damage. Today it's been raining off and on.
>> and my forsythias are just starting to bud up. <<
Mine are starting to open, such a pretty sunny yellow. I'd like to plant some witch hazel, another very early bloomer, but it's harder to find.
>> I'm pondering cutting a few branches for forcing indoors.<<
Good idea. Forsythia usually works.
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Thoughts
I love them too.
>> I've got a few crocuses popping <<
I have some. My earliest flowers are winter aconite, then snowdrops and snow crocus, then miniature iris.
>> (though they weren't a fan of the below-freezing temps of earlier this week), <<
Here it got down to 27F recently. I thought it would wilt some of the plants, but I didn't see any damage. Today it's been raining off and on.
>> and my forsythias are just starting to bud up. <<
Mine are starting to open, such a pretty sunny yellow. I'd like to plant some witch hazel, another very early bloomer, but it's harder to find.
>> I'm pondering cutting a few branches for forcing indoors.<<
Good idea. Forsythia usually works.