Amen! I've got a list about 2 feet long of things to do in the garden. First I'm gonna start the spring seeds under the lights in the office here, then it's on to pulling out freeze killed stuff, harvesting more stuff, and watering everything in sight and some that isn't. This warm weather is gonna be the death of me cause I want to get out there and do stuff. Get busy Harry! George Harry Boswell wrote: > Spent Saturday working on a Habitat house - intended to work 'til > lunch and then come home to work in the garden, but ended up > staying until about 4; then seeing how clear it was, I came home, > packed up my telescopes, and headed out into the country. > It was a great night - you could see all 7 stars in the Little > Dipper, which is one way to jusdge how good the night is. > Sunday was football day, and this morning was Go-Shopping- > With-Janet-Day; but this afternoon, finally, I got into the yard. > First order of business was mulching leaves - Big Bertha Oak > next door is just now dropping leaves, and since I didn't > want to rake, I mowed 'em. Took a couple of passes, but > the yard looks good enough for me Then I finally got around > to planting tulips - about 6 dozen bulbs, lovingly chilled for > 2 months in the refrigerator. Those bulbs had been holding up > several other tasks - planting pansies, cleaning up the garage > (it's amazing how something as small as a bag of tulips can > keep you from doing something you don't want to do). > > Still to do are moving those blueberries, cleaning out the > garden shed and repairing the floor, and building a > potting shed that may end up being a greenhouse before > it's all said and done. And I want to build a new bed out > front to balance the look of the house. All that before > spring gardening starts in about 5 weeks - guess I'd better > get moving! > > Harry > Harry Boswell hboswell@netdoor.com > USDA Zone 8 > http://www2.netdoor.com/~hboswell