Preparing for summer? Winter isn't through yet.

There's a blizzard passing through right now!!!


Maryanne wrote in message
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thank you for spring - your spring! I can hear it coming!

We are heading for winter (South Africa) & I am getting a real lift
listening to you folk all preparing for summer - I have already started
planning sweet peas although it is months too soon!!

Maryanne

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Maryanne Gilbert

My plant out date is in 4 weeks! I'm certainly looking forward to and ready for
summer! I guess it's where you live. We are in a huge nation.

How'd you like the drama queen Collin at the UN yesterday?


On Thu, 06 Feb 2003 12:43:27 GMT, "Cereoid+10" wrote:

Preparing for summer? Winter isn't through yet.

There's a blizzard passing through right now!!!


Maryanne wrote in message
...
thank you for spring - your spring! I can hear it coming!

We are heading for winter (South Africa) & I am getting a real lift
listening to you folk all preparing for summer - I have already started
planning sweet peas although it is months too soon!!

Maryanne

--
Maryanne Gilbert

Have you got the blizzard already? We're still waiting.

Supposed to get here this afternoon. Enough already!!!!

Callen in VA

Cereoid+10 wrote:

Preparing for summer? Winter isn't through yet.

There's a blizzard passing through right now!!!

Maryanne wrote in message
...
thank you for spring - your spring! I can hear it coming!

We are heading for winter (South Africa) & I am getting a real lift
listening to you folk all preparing for summer - I have already started
planning sweet peas although it is months too soon!!

Maryanne

--
Maryanne Gilbert

In article ,
"Cereoid+10" wrote:

Preparing for summer? Winter isn't through yet.

There's a blizzard passing through right now!!!


So far as plants are concerned, spring is not a calendar date, & more to
do with latitude.

A. E. Bowles when queried "When does Spring commence?" said, in Norway,
June 1st.

But added that meteorologically, it is when the average daily temperature
reaches 48 degrees F. In my garden, it really looks like spring is just
about here.

-paghat the ratgirl

--
"Of what are you afraid, my child?" inquired the kindly teacher.
"Oh, sir! The flowers, they are wild," replied the timid creature.
-from Peter Newell's "Wild Flowers"
See the Garden of Paghat the Ratgirl: http://www.paghat.com/