Kansas Woodland Moss, March 2010
Kansas Woodland Wild Flower, March 2010
Kansas Garden Garlic, March 2010
Kansas Garden Parsley, March 2010
I hope you enjoyed these signs of the Kansas spring. What’s happening in your neighborhood?
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Took a walk around the property yesterday and discovered part of an old garden edging thing that had been covered by snow all winter and was lost in the overgrown grasses when we bought the place in the fall. I followed it around and discovered some bulbs beginning to sprout.
Can’t wait to see what I have growing in the middle of my field. I may have to cut back some grass and see if I can give the old garden a fighting chance.
So excited we are putting up a greenhouse this year – small only 6′ x 10′ – but it will be such a huge help! My mullein is making it’s comeback, so is lupine, comfrey, strawberries, calendula EVERYWHERE as usual
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I can’t wait for spring to make it’s way to North Dakota! Thanks for sharing your beautiful peeks of spring with us!
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These are the same types of signs here in Colorado too! Thanks
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