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Comments (8)Supposed to be near 60 all week, with colder nights. We need some rain, very dry despite some occasional showers. Just not much rain dropped as they pass by. Most of the trees are bare and color gone,but pasture grass and lawns are very green, still growing. I am having to water my newly planted shrubs, hope they are growing lots of roots! Have a few plants like Sedum to cut before they turn to mush in cold. Other garden beds, tomatoes, Peonies, are cleaned out, prepared for winter. Mulched with shredded Oak leaves so they look pretty nice! I never burn leaves, but the neighbors have been VERY busy, so we have that "Fall tang" in the air to breathe as clouds of smoke roll past. Sounds of yard machines, mowers, blowers, in the air. Everything else is pretty winterized, because LAST year, winter came early and STAYED until after New Years! Just the odd jobs of putting away the bigger equipment for easy winter plowing is left. Winter tanks are out, just not running heaters yet. Horses all are very furry, just full of themselves in the cooler morning air. Lots of galloping and game playing when they come out for the day....See MoreHow's your spring weather ?
Comments (24)I haven't been here in a while, as I had a baby . . . who is now two and a half. And I now have another baby . . . but here I am! Weather has been, let's say, "less than ideal". I planted a ton of bulbs and transplanted a bunch of perennials last fall, and was delighted to get good snow cover early. It seemed fine when it all was melted off the beds by late April too, until it went back down to -30. I lost every plant in a big swath of my new bed. I maybe could have covered it, but I was nine months pregnant,so iI didn't. Since then, we've had at least two nice days :P I found myself coming back here to check for hardiness before I replanted my beds, and thought I should check in. Also, hello to tanlinetracy, you're in my hometown! I live in Sk now but grew up in fairview. And I'm really glad to see so many names I recognize from my first stint here....See MoreOdd 'finds' while digging in da dirt today
Comments (10)Ummmm...your eggs don't look like asparagus fern fruit to me. I think you may have been right the first time. They look just like lizard eggs. But maybe you have broken them open and found out that they are "fruity" inside? In the photo, I would have sworn they were lizard eggs. The other thing (on top) doesn't look like any real life bird bill I ever saw. The top portion is too perfectly straight across, for one thing. Are you absolutely sure it isn't plastic of some sort? It's interesting, for sure. Let us know if you identify it. Check with your local college and see if someone there can confirm what the material is, and you'll have a better idea. The petrified frog is a more common thing. I've seen dead frogs look like that from time to time. He probably did just "croak" (pardon my pun) there, and for whatever reason, got dried out and mummified. (Maybe the extreme heat of this summer, during the drought, did it.) Interesting photos...thanks for sharing! Let us know if you find out anything on the top one! Marcia...See MoreHow is Your Weather Today?
Comments (20)We're getting another winter storm here on the coast of NC. Getting ice, but no snow this close to the coast. Some of the counties just inland from us are getting several inches. It was starting to ice around lunchtime. I told my supervisor around 2pm that I was going home so I could get across the bridges before they iced. Good thing, because several accidents were later reported on the big bridge I use. I was planning to print something out to work on at home, but as I started back to my office the power went out. My office is delayed until 12pm tomorrow, but if things continue as they are I'll be surprised if we open....See More- last year
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