That does it, I am moving in!!

Jim, just lovely! The Tabebuia is

(I have to take some pictures, my Begonias are blooming too, inside/underneath the Vandas....)

Come on down, Ursula. I'm a pretty good cook and there is plenty of wine.

Kathy, I plant tomatos in November and harvest in March. LIfe is upside down here.

Jim

Beautiful, Jim! We're having a good week here too, so I'm thinking it's finally spring.

Wonders never cease - I almost fell out of my shoes spotting this single Crocus on Wedn. morning. There is hope!

Mine must be blooming under the snow!

it won't be long, Ursula...
Kathy...I won't say that to you!

i could not comment on jim's blooms - still white here and jealous

here are the friends i mentioned that have been feasting on my gardens

Yum, Venison! "Curried, stroganoffed, chillied, sauerbratened".....

Oh wow!! You are inundated!!!

they don't look like they are suffering from that wasting disease that so many deer have.
your gardens must provide everything they need! My brother lives in a subdivision, the
lots are 1/2 to an acre and his neighbors encourage him to shoot on sight any deer he
sees. He gets several every year, while sitting on his deck enjoying the fire pit, they get
right up close to him.

would love to be able to shot a few - there were 24 out there that day - i do not have a wide angle lense to capture them all - and they should look healthy based on all the trimming they did for me. they are standing on a pond/wetlands in that shot, at least they rarely get to my side when it is water.

Ursula, what wine goes with that venison dish you are dreaming about?

Jim

Red. Cabernet.

Ha! I was right. http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What...

I'm glad Merlot works too!
My potted lemon/limes are in bud and the Plum 'Purple Pony' is beginning to open


Mystery plant/weed? and the noid Hellebore that Brent gave me last year

Wine pairing for Venison? Yes, I agree with Kathy. A nice red, your choice - you can't go wrong.
I am very happy, "our" hunter friends kept us again this year in good supply of Venison. I use it simply instead of Beef. Nicely spiced Venison Hamburgers with all the trimmings are excellent too. Nothing wrong with a Curry either etc..

Lindsey, looks interesting, especially the Hellebore.

Thanks Ursula,
this is the first time this plant has bloomed for me so I'm not sure what it's supposed to look like..

it certainly is loaded with flowers..but what an odd looking plant!

Probably foetidus. Look out I had a ton of babies! http://www.squidoo.com/hellebo...

Hi Everyone!
Daffodils blooming here...so I guess it must be Spring...

Hey Janice, you are soooo far ahead of me it's not funny!
My February Gold daffies are just beginning, most of the other thousands
of bulbs are just a few inches high with very few flower buds visible, I must
be in a zone 6 micro climate!