About time

GaryKC	Posted 2014-04-19 2:36 PM (#70729)
COMSUBBBS Posts: 3668 Location: Kansas City Missouri	Subject: About time
JohnBay	Posted 2014-04-19 2:56 PM (#70730 - in reply to #70729)
Great Sage of the Sea Posts: 560 Location: Minot, Maine	Subject: RE: About time Not here... Just breaking ground.
JohnBay	Posted 2014-04-19 2:57 PM (#70731 - in reply to #70729)
Great Sage of the Sea Posts: 560 Location: Minot, Maine	Subject: RE: About time Not here... Just breaking ground.
Ralph Luther	Posted 2014-04-19 3:35 PM (#70732 - in reply to #70729)
COMSUBBBS Posts: 6180 Location: Summerville, SC	Subject: RE: About time Ours have come and gone. Trees are all of leaves and have even mowed the lawn 3 times already.....nothing can be finer than to be in Carolina....
Ric	Posted 2014-04-19 3:37 PM (#70733 - in reply to #70729)
Plankowner Posts: 9164 Location: Upper lefthand corner of the map.	Subject: RE: About time Mine are about all gone and my tulips hare reaching the last stages too. We bought a really nice Rhododendron the other day and looking for the right spot to plant it. It is in full bloom too. We visited the tulip fields up in the Skagit Vally last week. This the second largest tulip growing area in the world. Beautiful sight to see fields of color stretch to the horizon. Photo by Ms Lumpy Bumps
Thomas Courtien	Posted 2014-04-19 6:43 PM (#70737 - in reply to #70729)
Master and Commander Posts: 1890 Location: Patterson, New York	Subject: RE: About time Our daffodils are bloomed; but, they had to deal with 2 " of snow on Wednesday. Grassing not growing but has all turned green again. And in the wetland, the skunk cabbage is popping up all over.