Re: [gardeners] Monday in the garden - NOT

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George, My you are dating yourself.  Fibber Mcgee is something my 
grandmother used to say.

We officially have our first spring bulb blooming!  It's only a snowdrop but 
to me it means spring is really on the way!  The weather has been beautiful 
here to.  The weekend was a little gray but were so spoiled one whole day 
being gray seems a long time.

Seana


I've been cleaning up my office which is now starting to look more
business like and less like Fibber McGee's Closet (Only the golden
oldies will remember that one). Should do this more often as I found a
case of one gallon jars I had misplaced last year.

Our weather is golden, absolutely. Cool nights, and today, bumping 80F
with lots of sunshine. I'm itching to plant the spring garden so bad I
can taste it. Checked the soil temps today with my lab thermometer and
the soil is still below 70F so guess I'll wait a bit longer.

George

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