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Awesome pictures Mike! I keep saying that I NEED to get out and take pictures (I am one of those people who hardly ever takes pictures, even on vacation...). I am feeling motivated now, so maybe, after I recover from my weekend at work, I will get my photography boots on and do some walkin'.... Thanks Mike!
I'll have to take some pictures this weekend - spring is definitely here!
For Bradford Pear tree lovers - you can get Cleveland Select Pear (http://www.natorp.com/PL-Pyrus'ClevelandSelectPear'.htm - broken link) which are just as pretty but grow more upright and are less prone to splitting. I want to get one for my front yard, but I haven't checked yet with local nurseries to see if they carry them.
Ask and ye shall receive, Mike. I had to wait on the weather and my schedule to cooperate. I love early morning light, and prefer to take pictures at that time.
We planted our first sets of bulbs last fall, and they've been coming up for a while now. We'll definitely add to the collection next year - we wanted to see how they performed first.
Beautiful! Do those bulbs get divided up every other year? My only experience w/bulbs are with stargazer lillies and I would dig them up every other year and divide them and replant. After about 5 years I had TONS of lillies!
you're from Scranton like the people on the Office! do you see Jim and Pam in town?
(kidding)
also, person with the orange things.... please tell me that's plant debris and not some sort of animal
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