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hi back to you diane, i am located in southwest georgia in a town called
sale city, population approximately 412.  we only have one street with
sidewalks(i live on this street) and no caution or stop lights.  it is a
nice quiet farming community.  there is a peanut mill located here and a
couple of stores.  i planted my daffodil bulbs a few weeks ago as well as
the freesia and about 50 amaryllis bulbs.  i have saved some to plant
later so i will have late bloomers.  we should be having cold weather, but
are having rain and mild temperatures..  i had a picket fence build in
november and have been unable to have it painted because of the weather.
i so want to plant hollyhocks behind it and dahlias and marigolds in front
of it.  i am going to wait until late march or april before preparing my
seed bbeds.  what type of flowers do you plant in the mojave?  i once
lived in california for a couple of years.  one of my favorite places was
the desert.  some think it is desolate, but i found it beautiful.  at that
time i was sighted.  one of the most beautiful states i saw was northern
utah with its mesas.  we have much vegetation here with many pines and oak
trees.  i have a dogwood tree which is beautiful in the spring and i also
have crepe myrtles which are beautiful in the summer.  i have tried my
luck with gardenias andcamellias, but have had no luck.  i do better with
flowers rather than bushes.  this year i plan on planting a cojuple of
peach trees and plum trees and maybe two or three grape vines.  i am about
an hour and a half from the florida state line.  my daughter lives only a
few miles from there.  enough for now.  hope to hear from you again soon.
patricia mair,, georgia peach
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