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6 comments:
Isn't it exciting! It is this springtime activity that truly connects me to the Mother - within and without, around and about!
And I'm counting on only 5 more weeks of potential frost here on my little hill ... so I'll be starting MORE seeds today!
So exciting!!
Huzzah! Tomorrow I'm setting in baby plants - we've have a recent cold snap or two that made me glad I'd stayed my hand in planting.
YAY! It's so exciting.
Yeah!!!!
isn't this the most exciting time of year!
Walking my 5 year old granddau. to her playschool today - LILAC along the way was in bloom!! When did that happen?? We had to stop & smell it (good thing, as the Daphne in that block only has a few blooms left!)
Thanks for the visit.
Impressive out of the worn out paths found too often in many gardening blogs...
Good luck in your projects. Until then..
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