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Feb 24, 2015 7:26 AM CST
Name: Char
Vermont (Zone 4b)
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My mind is stuck on the thermometer reading this morning...twenty-two below Sighing!

First term this morning is Throat. A brief explanation of throat is the colored area in the center of the bloom that surrounds and contains the stamen and pistil.
Little Bo Peep Diploma has a small bright green throat.


Mandarin Firecracker has an orange throat...


and Three Rivers Gold a yellow throat.


After starting my daylily seedlings inside over the winter in treetrays I transplant them outside in May. Transplanting is always a fun time, warm sun, radio blasting and all the cross tags to read while planting... wondering what the seedlings will look like when they bloom the next year. I always have my idea what they should look like.... the seedlings will have their own Whistling

Treadmill, using the treadmill a half hour a day during the winter is a great help so I don't feel like a weeble with the wheelbarrow in the spring Smiling

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