The Lady Banks Rose I planted 3 years ago looks as if the weather will
allow it to flower this year. Late freezes have killed the flower
buds the last two years.

Rusty Mase

On Thu, 11 Mar 2004 14:46:16 -0600, Rusty Mase wrote:

The Lady Banks Rose I planted 3 years ago looks as if the weather will
allow it to flower this year. Late freezes have killed the flower
buds the last two years.

Rusty Mase

Good news for lots of spring flowers. Didn't your Mtn laurels lose
their blooms last year? I bet they look great now!

I've been enjoying the neighbor's redbud, and am anticipating a great
show from my mexican buckeye over the next week or so. And the ash
trees should get to recover from last year somewhat, as they seem to
be in the clear as far as late freeze.

Now let's hope for adequate rain this year so we won't lose any more
plants to chronic drought.

Keith

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