First wildflower
I noticed, now that I'm weed-aware, that the first wildflower to poke
up in Central Ohio is coltsfoot (Mar 21) ; beating forsythia by a long time. It's just that some neighbor always had forsythia, so you noticed it. -- Ron Hardin On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk. |
First wildflower
On Mar 24, 10:19 am, Ron Hardin wrote:
I noticed, now that I'm weed-aware, that the first wildflower to poke up in Central Ohio is coltsfoot (Mar 21) ; beating forsythia by a long time. It's just that some neighbor always had forsythia, so you noticed it. -- Ron Hardin On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk. I've been watching the wildflowers too. got pix of dutchman's britches, spring beauty, bloodroot. lots of violets out there, yellow, white and violet! Ah, I love spring in the mountains! dancing in my mind, gloria in hemlock hollow (only iguanas know for sure) |
First wildflower
Ron Hardin wrote in news:46053380.27B4
@mindspring.com: I noticed, now that I'm weed-aware, that the first wildflower to poke up in Central Ohio is coltsfoot (Mar 21) ; beating forsythia by a long time. It's just that some neighbor always had forsythia, so you noticed it. We have forsythia here and the lilacs are the first to sprout green leaves. In my fire pit, there are pumpkin sprouts from last year's discarded Jack- O-Lanterns coming up! |
First wildflower
FragileWarrior wrote in
: Ron Hardin wrote in news:46053380.27B4 @mindspring.com: I noticed, now that I'm weed-aware, that the first wildflower to poke up in Central Ohio is coltsfoot (Mar 21) ; beating forsythia by a long time. It's just that some neighbor always had forsythia, so you noticed it. We have forsythia here and the lilacs are the first to sprout green leaves. In my fire pit, there are pumpkin sprouts from last year's discarded Jack- O-Lanterns coming up! Oops, sorry: I'm in west-central Indiana. |
First wildflower
In article . com,
"gldancer" wrote: On Mar 24, 10:19 am, Ron Hardin wrote: I noticed, now that I'm weed-aware, that the first wildflower to poke up in Central Ohio is coltsfoot (Mar 21) ; beating forsythia by a long time. It's just that some neighbor always had forsythia, so you noticed it. -- Ron Hardin On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk. I've been watching the wildflowers too. got pix of dutchman's britches, spring beauty, bloodroot. lots of violets out there, yellow, white and violet! Ah, I love spring in the mountains! dancing in my mind, gloria in hemlock hollow (only iguanas know for sure) Yellow mustard flowers start our seasonal pageant of changing colors. - Bill Cloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly) |
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