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Siwsan

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3. I'm definitely not letting my guard down

Reply to catbyte (Reply #2)

Mon Apr 8, 2019, 11:01 AM

Apr 2019

Fortunately, most bulb plants are very hardy. And, as usual, every weather site seems to have slightly different forecasts, and all of the daytime temperature forecasts are FAR too high to sustain any snow.

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The blooming has commenced [View all] Siwsan Apr 2019 OP

Ahhhh lovely lovely lovely Peacetrain Apr 2019 #1

Gorgeous! I read the Grand Rapids NWS Forecast Discussion this morning catbyte Apr 2019 #2

I'm definitely not letting my guard down Siwsan Apr 2019 #3

Don't think you have to worry... N_E_1 for Tennis Apr 2019 #6

What type of flower is the bottom one? CrispyQ Apr 2019 #4

I have no idea. Siwsan Apr 2019 #5

Puschkinia scilloides... N_E_1 for Tennis Apr 2019 #7

Thanks! Siwsan Apr 2019 #11

Great post! CrispyQ Apr 2019 #12

Refer to post seven... N_E_1 for Tennis Apr 2019 #9

I believe it's called a Striped Squill catbyte Apr 2019 #10

Thank you! CrispyQ Apr 2019 #13

Striped Squill? nt irisblue Apr 2019 #8

My friend who lives in the mountains, plants dozens & dozens of daffodils. CrispyQ Apr 2019 #14

Deer and squirrels with not eat narcissus - daffodils and paper whites are both in that family csziggy Apr 2019 #16

In the spring time her property looks like a daffodil farm. CrispyQ Apr 2019 #18

I think flag and Siberian Iris are also not attractive to squirrels and deer csziggy Apr 2019 #19

Oh so nice,.. I'll trade you three Maine snowballs for one daffodil. magicarpet Apr 2019 #15

Gorgeous, congrats. I'm settling/happy for tiny leaves. UTUSN Apr 2019 #17