and I read them with envy and they inspire me to buy packets of seeds and piles of lumber for hubby to build my raised beds, I woke up yesterday morning to more snow falling. I am starting to think I am living in Narnia! No it did not stick, just snowed all morning and was cold. If I planted anything, I would not have "instant gratification" that Peony experiences, just little dead things in the ground. Today seems a bit nicer though.
In the meantime I am extremely "jet lagged" without the jet ove rthe clock change on Sunday. I am still and hour behind and getting everything done late. We are eating dinner at like 7 and it is still bright out until nearly 8. Gorbulas does not want to go to sleep at night but run around like a nut. I tried to put him in bed with me last night. I closed my eyes to fall asleep and he laid there and giggled. I made my husband remove him which Gorbulas was cool with.
"Gorbulas does not want to go to sleep at night but run around like a nut. I tried to put him in bed with me last night. I closed my eyes to fall asleep and he laid there and giggled. I made my husband remove him which Gorbulas was cool with."
Sigh. When do they outgrow this phase?
SNOW? i envy you!
I'm with pansy on this one. even though the sun is shining, I don't dare work on the garden yet. we has snowflakes yesterday as well.
well, I am five zones south of you guys, and the "instant gratification" seeds are being grown under a light...
*grins* Yay! folks who like plants!
I've got a couple of walmart tomato plants in my window beside aloe and peonies. This, despite living in Death Vally.
Why not take advantage of the amazing sun, which turned sticks with thorns into fully blooming rose bushes in a week?
Because I have a menace to contend with that nobody I know has to deal with. People giving my plants vodka.
(I live in a Navy Barracks. 'Nuff said.)