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Mar. 8th, 2006 08:38 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
I have crocuses blooming! Some of them from bulbs that I planted my very own self. :) And the squill bulbs that I bought and planted on impulse last fall are starting to bloom and look like they're going to be lovely. The hyacinths are also starting to come up. I think I may have been a little too enthusiastic when I planted the those bulbs last fall. I think I'll have to do some transplanting later because I suspect that they're a little too close together. But I guess the nature of gardening is that it is on ongoing project.
I'm glad now that I bought a place that had an existing garden. I don't think I would have created one on my own and I would be missing out on this fun. My heart lifts a little bit every time I see new growth.
I'm glad now that I bought a place that had an existing garden. I don't think I would have created one on my own and I would be missing out on this fun. My heart lifts a little bit every time I see new growth.
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Date: 2006-03-08 05:18 pm (UTC)I have to plant them so they can bloom this year. I did the thing last year with my tulips and daffodils. they came up last year really small but the daffs are really tall and starting to bloom. I think the tulips are in a bad spot and I've stepped on them a few too many times. they are trying to come up at least. lol
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Date: 2006-03-08 09:07 pm (UTC)It is so much fun. I keep thinking that there are probably neighbors who are laughing at me a little bit because every single time I walk in or out of the house I have to stop and inspect the garden to see if there's anything new. Even if it's only been an hour or two since I walked by. I'm suck a dork. *g*