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Fri, Feb 17, 12 at 15:15
| Crazy thing. It's not done THAT before, because since I've had it, we've not had a winter like this. The last time I remember a winter this mild was the winter of 1998, which was the year that all of the tuberous begonias I failed to dig that fall actually overwintered in the ground and came back the next spring, which in Michigan was a miracle.
I've covered it with a heavy cardboard box on the coldest nights. It's got a couple of dozen blooms on it now. Started in November, and its been confused and blooming ever since. Crazy, crazy, crazy. Also, I see a number of insect species flying about some days, various flies and gnat-like things. |
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| Well, one of my hellebores has started blooming up a drizzle (a couple of flowers opening). A bit early but not too unusual. |
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