Took a short walk around the yard before going to work this morning. The tulips are coming up, and the first few blooms should be out in a few days. You don't see many tulips in central Mississippi, I guess because they don't come back reliably (translation - in 10 years of planting tulips, I've had maybe 10 repeat bloomers). I just accept them as annuals and replant every year, and I buy the cheap bags at Home Depot or Walmart and put them in the 'frig for 6-8 weeks every year, because I do love tulips. And often my neighbors will bring their children to my yard for Easter pictures in front of my tulips. The blueberries are in full bloom. If we get a late freeze, like we did two years ago, there won't be any blueberries. Gotta get those sheets ready just in case. Noticed that one of my Russian sage plants that I got last year seems to be dead. The other one is green - should I dig up the brown one, or give it a while? Interesting the things you learn when you're cooped up in a car with people for 2 days. Janet and Kristen both love snapdragons - I never knew that. I guess I'd better find some and plant them soon - IIRC, they're a cool-season flower. Azaleas are beginning to bloom, spring phlox is about to crank up, and this year I'm going to move the blue-eyed grass before Kristen picks all the flowers! Enough for now... Harry