Re: Garden Happiness
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- Subject: Re: Garden Happiness
- From: T*
- Date: Sat, 1 Jan 2000 10:43:37 -0500
On 1/1/00 6:12 PM Valerie-Anne Mullett (valerie-anne@lineone.net) said:
>The sun is shining and warm, bulbs are showing their green tips as are some
>perennials - let us pray that a sharp frost will not devour them.
>
>The birds have joined us and have partaken of the seed and nuts that abound
>in our garden - what more could we wish for?
>
>We have enjoyed the list tremendously - it is lovely to hear about gardens,
>gardeners, their problems and their successes from so far away and we have
>learned so much in the short time we have been a part of it.
>
>Thank you all so much and may you all have a happy, healthy and wonderful
>gardening year 2000.
What a nice message.
A beautiful day here in Clearwater with temperatures to be in the mid
70s. I just wandered the yard checking on my hibiscus, pepper and
tomatillo plants.
Mainly, I was curious about when I'll be seeing some first blooms from
some new hibiscus seedlings that came from crosses of a year ago. If the
weather stays mild, it looks some buds will mature and open w/in the next
two weeks. This can be _really_ exciting, since when you cross a brown
variety with a lavender one (for example), you don't know what the
seedlings look like until that first bloom gives you a hint.
Happy gardening in '00,
Tom Miller
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If you like tropical plants like hibiscus, please see:
<http://www.trop-hibiscus.com>
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The hibiscus is probably the most popular flowering
bush in yards in the St. Pete/Tampa area.
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