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Name: Terri Lucketts, VA (Zone 7a)              aspenhill Apr 10, 2018 7:01 AM CST |
| I finally had a chance to sit down and watch the time lapse video while I was eating my breakfast this morning. Beautiful. I made good progress using my prioritized To Do list last week. Weather wasn't exactly cooperative so I didn't get all the tasks done. I'm getting ready to update my blog for this week's list with carry-over and a few new tasks. I actually resisted the overwhelming temptation to get side tracked like I usually do, so I'm thinking this To Do list approach might work for keeping focused  Pinterest Boards: https://www.pinterest.com/aspe... NGA Blog: http://garden.org/blogs/view/a... Tablescaping Blog: http://aspenhill-gdn.blogspot.... |
Name: Annie Waynesboro, PA (Zone 6a)    LysmachiaMoon Apr 10, 2018 8:39 AM CST |
| I'm glad you liked the time lapse, I thought it was pretty special too! Plodding along here; we had snow yesterday, no accumulation but steady snow all day. Actually very pretty with the green grass coming along in all the fields. Spent a couple of hours out walking in it, as part of a neighborhood "sweep" trying to find a runaway dog *LOL*. He got away from our local groomer's place; his people found him sitting on a porch a couple of miles away. Still so cold today, but I think I am going to attempt lifting and replanting my hellebores deeper...the roots are actually exposed on two of the plants. The end is nothing, the journey is all. |
Name: Terri Lucketts, VA (Zone 7a) aspenhill Apr 10, 2018 10:18 AM CST |
| No fun looking for a runaway dog. So worrisome and never seem to find them for such a long time. My BIL Richard brings his black lab Zeke here all the time and he never runs off, but the first time he brought the kids' little fufu pup and just assumed she would stick around Zeke, before he knew it she was gone. We searched for hours and hours and couldn't find her. We were starting to think that maybe she got snatched by a coyote, at the time she was less than 10 pounds. Then on a whim, we drove up and down a new development that is a long way around by the road, but a shorter distance through the woods - but even that straight shot through the woods is at least a mile or more. There that little pup was, sitting on someone's porch looking very bedraggled and forlorn. Good gosh it was such a relief. Glad the dog your were looking for turned up too. It IS cold today again. I've been out there for about 2 hours finishing up the mulching in the Front Island Bed. The sun is starting to peek out of the clouds and the temps are getting warmer. I think it will actually be pleasant this afternoon and will head back out after a lunch break. I hope planting your hellebores deeper does the trick. That is probably it if some of the roots are exposed. Pinterest Boards: https://www.pinterest.com/aspe... NGA Blog: http://garden.org/blogs/view/a... Tablescaping Blog: http://aspenhill-gdn.blogspot.... |
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