Sleepy Dawg and I went out early and checked the garden over. A couple of tomatoes are turning pink and there are many smaller ones growing. The Kentucky Wonder bush beans have set their first fruit and we're looking forward to a mess of those. The cranberry beans are still blooming and are some of the healthiest looking bean plants I've ever seen. The okra is up and setting true leaves and the corn is just peeking out of the soil. All of the chiles are in bloom and looking good as are the eggplant. Fruit trees are growing good, the Pluot, Aprium and Pear are still too young for fruit but their growth pattern is good. I pruned them into the approved form well before they leafed out and will continue to pinch unwanted limbs out all summer. The peach tree has set fruit and is now leafing out, we have high hopes for this tree, it has been an outstanding performer in our hot and humid area. The poppies are fading fast as are the pansies and violas. The torenias are showing some green and the hydrangeas are making blooms. The jacobeana is blooming as are the daylilies and the roses. The red hibiscus has bloom buds and is looking good. The amaryllis are about done as are the iris. Just waiting for the iris seed pods to start drying out so I can save the seed from the marked plants. Tomorrow morning we will drive over to our daughter's place to spend Easter weekend with she and her kids. We're taking a ham, two pies, one persimmon and one pear, a coconut frosting cake (has the coconut dyed green and there are marshmellow bunnies with M&M droppings), and several other things. Yeah, I know about the cake but those grandkids are all teenagers so we thought we would surprise them with a cake with bunny droppings on it to go with their scatological humor. Can't wait to see their faces. We will be home sometime Monday so if none of you hear from me don't worry. If you don't worry about me Ptthht! as Bill the Cat says. <VBG> George, Miz Anne, and Sleepy Dawg