First snowdrops bloomed today *and* it got up to 61F. Yes, mud season is here!
First Snowdrops: Status update
March 10, 2010 – Posted in: Garden Tweets, SnowdropsAbout the Author
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I never thought I’d EVER look forward to mud, but this year may just be the exception. 🙂 Can’t wait to see some of those spring blooms here.
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Muddy here too!
You have snowdrops blooming! I am so jealous! Nothing here yet.
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Very carefully chosen and sited snowdrops–that is the key.
Oh my! It’s a good thing you have nice boots! gail
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