My pussy willows are in bloom...

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watersedge Northeast Harbor, ME Apr 18, 2007

Whohooooo! Yipee..........tra la la la la!

Oh..., and did I mention that my Hamamelis 'Arnold's Promise' is in bloom too? Na, na, na, na, na, na.

Zone 5 RULES!!!

For my next trick, stay tuned to the Perennial Forum; I might have hellebores any day now :)

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Decumbent Cincinnati, OH(Zone 6b) Apr 18, 2007

Whoa, I just got the strangest feeling of deja vu!

Scott

PS-Let's hope your Zone 5 decides to skip (in a month or so) the two weeks of 70F plus weather followed by a week of 20Fs and teens! Kind of sucks all the Whoooooo! Yipee......tra la la la right out of a guy (and his garden).

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starlight1153 Seale, AL(Zone 8b) Apr 19, 2007

Sure hope you don't get any more bad weather, but so happy that after such a long and nasty winter you gettign to se e somethign in bloom.

Enjoy.. Enjoy.. Enjoy.... oh and don't forget to share pics. : )

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watersedge Northeast Harbor, ME Apr 20, 2007

The star in this image is the blue sky.

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Brent_In_NoVa Sterling, VA(Zone 6b) Apr 20, 2007

I grew up in zone 5 Michigan and I can recall several times that we got hit with some snow the first week of May. It should be a crime. Even worse was going all the way till they let us out of college for summer break without seeing a single girl in a bikini. ;-)

I am glad you survived the Nor'easter. My sister in law in Newmarket NH was evacuated from her place due to flooding.

- Brent

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Lily_love Central, AL(Zone 7b) Apr 23, 2007

Mother nature has her ways. The Southeastern States got hit this year with Easter's weekend frost. Lots of crops lost and spring garden wilted. Let's hope for nicer weather for everyone.
Congrats, wateredge. Happy Spring to you. (Us Southern folks facing Indian summer), although the spring flowers were spectacular, nevetheless.

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watersedge Northeast Harbor, ME Apr 23, 2007

Lily_love, that frost you guys got sounds like it was very troublesome. Hearing about all the damage that some other DG members had does, in fact, make me happy that nothing of mine was out to be damaged.

There are so many complexities to gardening. One can do eveything right and it'll still all go wrong. Sometimes it's more of a meditation that an art.

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