Yesterday I was searching out all the signs of emerging. Someone has gotten
a bit ahead of schedule in the flower wakening department.........or it's
because this whiskey barrel is under a black cherry tree, facing west and
with it's back to the east on a northward slope...........but I found little
purplish nubbins all clustered together tightly.............madgardener up
on the ridge, back in Fairy Holler where the fairies have obviously gotten a
little ahead of schedule? overlooking English Mountain in Eastern Tennessee,
zone 7, Sunset zone where the massive high winds pruned part of the long
dead mimosa and spared my Diablo ninebark and Wine and Roses weigelia,
Lorepedilum Pizzazz and lilac bushes............

Rotten fairies! The ones I purchased a couple years ago didn't survive until
the end of the first season much less come up too early the following year.
You don't play fair...
John
"madgardener" wrote in message
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Yesterday I was searching out all the signs of emerging. Someone has
gotten
a bit ahead of schedule in the flower wakening department.........or it's
because this whiskey barrel is under a black cherry tree, facing west and
with it's back to the east on a northward slope...........but I found
little
purplish nubbins all clustered together tightly.............madgardener up
on the ridge, back in Fairy Holler where the fairies have obviously gotten
a
little ahead of schedule? overlooking English Mountain in Eastern
Tennessee,
zone 7, Sunset zone where the massive high winds pruned part of the long
dead mimosa and spared my Diablo ninebark and Wine and Roses weigelia,
Lorepedilum Pizzazz and lilac bushes............

THEY don't play fair GBSEG and I now have the first daffodil. Not a great
one but one never the less.
maddie
"B & J" wrote in message
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Rotten fairies! The ones I purchased a couple years ago didn't survive
until
the end of the first season much less come up too early the following
year.
You don't play fair...
John
"madgardener" wrote in message
...
Yesterday I was searching out all the signs of emerging. Someone has
gotten
a bit ahead of schedule in the flower wakening department.........or
it's
because this whiskey barrel is under a black cherry tree, facing west
and
with it's back to the east on a northward slope...........but I found
little
purplish nubbins all clustered together tightly.............madgardener
up
on the ridge, back in Fairy Holler where the fairies have obviously
gotten
a
little ahead of schedule? overlooking English Mountain in Eastern
Tennessee,
zone 7, Sunset zone where the massive high winds pruned part of the long
dead mimosa and spared my Diablo ninebark and Wine and Roses weigelia,
Lorepedilum Pizzazz and lilac bushes............

THEY don't play fair GBSEG and I now have the first daffodil. Not a great
one but one never the less.
maddie
"B & J" wrote in message
...
Rotten fairies! The ones I purchased a couple years ago didn't survive
until
the end of the first season much less come up too early the following
year.
You don't play fair...
John
"madgardener" wrote in message
...
Yesterday I was searching out all the signs of emerging. Someone has
gotten
a bit ahead of schedule in the flower wakening department.........or
it's
because this whiskey barrel is under a black cherry tree, facing west
and
with it's back to the east on a northward slope...........but I found
little
purplish nubbins all clustered together tightly.............madgardener
up
on the ridge, back in Fairy Holler where the fairies have obviously
gotten
a
little ahead of schedule? overlooking English Mountain in Eastern
Tennessee,
zone 7, Sunset zone where the massive high winds pruned part of the long
dead mimosa and spared my Diablo ninebark and Wine and Roses weigelia,
Lorepedilum Pizzazz and lilac bushes............

"B & J" expounded:

Rotten fairies! The ones I purchased a couple years ago didn't survive until
the end of the first season much less come up too early the following year.
You don't play fair...

Hey, John, send me your address and I'll send you plenty of mertensia
starts in a month or so (mine are still frozen solid!)

--
Ann, Gardening in zone 6a
Just south of Boston, MA
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"Ann" wrote in message
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"B & J" expounded:

Rotten fairies! The ones I purchased a couple years ago didn't survive
until
the end of the first season much less come up too early the following
year.
You don't play fair...

Hey, John, send me your address and I'll send you plenty of mertensia
starts in a month or so (mine are still frozen solid!)

--
Ann, Gardening in zone 6a
Just south of Boston, MA
********************************

Ann, That's one of the nicest offers I've had for a long time, Of course,
I'll take you up on it, but I do expect to send you postage and perhaps
something in return.

I sent an email to your address in this post. If it doesn't arrive, please
contact me at



Thanks....

John