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Genius
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| Mine too Don, I just hope they keep completely closed until all risk of frost has gone, but of course that can be a while yet. Don't mention wind, I can't stand it in any shape or form, don't know why but always makes me irritable, no wind at all for me 
Kath
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Whoops! The floods are on us again here.
My name is Don and I'm a bonsaiholic.
My imaginary friend Givitago takes over when I'm not sure of myself in print. He's not a complete fool - several bits are missing.
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Genius
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Lots of standing water in the fields still. I count myself lucky not to live right next to a flooding river. Hope things dry out soon so we can begin gardening this year.
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How hardy is that fuschia Kath? May be just the the ticket for some of my beds in the works.
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steve (2/3/2008)
How hardy is that fuschia Kath? May be just the the ticket for some of my beds in the works.Sorry Steve I'm a bit confused by your question If you meant the photo of the plant on the wall that is an Abutilon, or were you referring to something else?
Kath
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OOPS Guess I should have read the post closer. Sorry for the confusion.
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I was able to dig over the vegetable patch yesterday. Had to get a new rake to use on it later. I've put up canes, ready for beans. Also planted mint in a scrubby patch beside the back garden path. I don't mind if it spreads there.
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Intermittant snow since the early hours today. We've even had snow falling in sunshine, very pretty. I managed a couple of hours digging yesterday after church. Nothing new in the vegetable beds yet but it will not be long.
My name is Don and I'm a bonsaiholic.
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Spinach and spring onions have started to germinate in the portable greenhouse. I spent the morning replacing concrete between the paving stones of the patio, ready for the big greenhouse when it comes. The weather was cold this morning but we had a sunny day and I was able to enlarge the potato plot.
These peony shoots in the front garden are attractive, I think.
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