Come on Spring

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milkman

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Can't be far away can it?
 

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Thats a nice picture. It's just around the corner and I'm ready. Glade I don't live up north anymore. I hate cabin fever.
Lee
 
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Those are the Dogwood buds, everything here was covered with ice last night and this morning, trees really weighted down.
 

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Looks like freezing rain hit your area.
Real pretty, but probably nasty!
 
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Looks like you are having a cold spell. We've been fortunate the last week or two with the nice weather we've been having and another week of nice weather predicted. Have a number of early spring flowers in bloom and this morning A saw a lot of daphies in bloom down the road a piece. I'm sure we'll regret it in a few weeks as the fruit trees stat to bloom and a frost hit us.
 
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Sounds like Oregon is way ahead of us, I'm really getting the fever to start gardening, but that's another two months off around here then I will put out some garlic and maybe some potatoes and sweet peas, can't come too soon.
 
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Here in the Western valley we normally have a fairly mild winter as our winter weather comes out of the SW. We're about a month away from being able to plant early season veggie crops and main season crops usually don't get planted until late April to mid May.

I got out on the garden yesterday and broke the ground with the tiller. Should help out with the soil drying out to where I can work it better.

The daffodils I saw this AM are about 2 weeks early for the early varieties and some won't be blooming for a month. All the stores are getting in there first batch of spring plants. I'm getting ready for spring.
 
 
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