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Signs of spring in Albany NY
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rebeccmeisterHi, cross-posting from my individual blog!
Yesterday I finally had a minute to check the garden, and discovered that the mini-daffodils are finally up!
The piece of hardware cloth is to keep the bunnies from nibbling the tulips down to nothing.
There are little tips of green on the currant bush now, too:
The tomato starts are looking happy. I just have to hope I didn't get them going too early.
I love catching the rhubarb right when it first starts to pop out of the ground.
No signs of the cellophane bees just yet.
Yesterday I finally had a minute to check the garden, and discovered that the mini-daffodils are finally up!
The piece of hardware cloth is to keep the bunnies from nibbling the tulips down to nothing.
There are little tips of green on the currant bush now, too:
The tomato starts are looking happy. I just have to hope I didn't get them going too early.
I love catching the rhubarb right when it first starts to pop out of the ground.
No signs of the cellophane bees just yet.
