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Seedlings, I am shocked!
Category: New Yard | Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:40 pm I started seeds last Thursday in Jiffy Windowsill Greenhouses. The tomatoes, basils, mints, eucalyptus, blue fescue, parsleys and white cannas are already popping their heads out! Its only been three and a half days. I was anticipating at least 10 days to see anything coming up. Guess I'd better get started on that greenhouse I have plans for! This blog entry has been viewed 117 times
Winter Remembered
Category: New Yard | Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 10:15 pm These photos where taken outside my apartment last year. The outlet mall I work at was closed for three days, but I had work to do and had to get there one of those days. It was a good thing I had a hammer and chisel in the car as there was at least three inches of ice covering the back door of the building. I got what I needed, locked up and worked from home the other two days. I hope we are lucky enough not to have a repeat this year! I am much further than four mintutes from work now with the new house. 
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December 2007
Category: New Yard | Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 12:16 am Since I had no time for gardening this last month, I baked and had a party for the co-workers. Had to keep busy! It took about four days to make everything, but well worth having a good time and introducing the new house for our first holiday. Baking is a passion (I used to own a bakery years back), and love to have people over. 
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New House and empty yard......
Category: New Yard | Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 3:40 am 
We bought a new house in May 2007. It had the basic bed up front, but nothing else. So I am excited to have a blank canvas to get started on this spring and have many plans drawn up. I managed to plant the Miss Bateman clematis just prior to actually moving in, and it has done very well blooming a second time right now. She is loaded with buds and blooms. I took the photo this morning which is my ID pic. My yellow Brugmansia has dwindled down and stopped blooming with the colder weather we've had recently, so I am wintering it until after the cold months to come. We usually have a pretty cold February into March here in Texas. The top blooms at one time where 37 10" long fragrant blossoms...it was amazing. I can't wait until this year to see what it will produce. This blog entry has been viewed 136 times
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