Re: Re New Year's Day Plant Count

**y*@sfo.com**

No snow here! I do have globe gilias in bloom (a native annual that 
usually blooms in the spring, but since I water mine, I get blue 
flowers year-round and have shared seed and plantlets far and wide); 
a few grindelias; a hummingbird sage just finished blooming; the 
penstemon has a few stray flowers; the violas from the nursery are 
fighting off the slugs; and the raspberries that I haven't yet cut 
back are still sending out rare flowers. Though my tomatoes have long 
since frozen, at my neighbor's house, the tomato I planted for her 
last spring in a pot is still trying to ripen one last tomato, and it 
has a few flowers, too!
Tanya Kucak
in (today, anyway) sunny California, where we think 50 degrees is cold.
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