Re: [gardeners] Hummers are here, hummers are here

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George and Anne,
    We had two male Ruby-throated Hummingbirds at our nectar feeders
Wednesday, March 15th.
    Two of our Hummingbird feeders are hung from Youpon Holly shrubs
bordering the garden.
    The most awesome thing I ever saw in our garden, was a Ruby-throated
male bathing in dew trapped on a corn leaf.
    I managed to get a couple of more rows ready to plant peppers, yellow
wax beans and tomatos before the cool front moved through. We got some hail,
gusty winds, a little rain, and the temperature dropped like a rock.
    Friday morning I go to Austin for another diagnosis of my situation and
what can be done about it.
    I'm nodding off again. No sleep last night or today.
Allen
Bastrop Co., SE Central Tx.
Zone 8

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