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I didn't plant anything tropical obviously, but one weekend in November before the soil was going to freeze and become unworkable, we planted a whole batch of bulbs all over the front yard - crocus, daffodils, tulips, lillies, hyacinths, etc.

Then we got a warm spell and some of them started to sprout out of the ground. Then the hard freeze came. I think I lost a bunch of them, we'll see when spring comes.

 
I didn't plant anything tropical obviously, but one weekend in November before the soil was going to freeze and become unworkable, we planted a whole batch of bulbs all over the front yard - crocus, daffodils, tulips, lillies, hyacinths, etc.
Then we got a warm spell and some of them started to sprout out of the ground. Then the hard freeze came. I think I lost a bunch of them, we'll see when spring comes.

I would think that your bulbs will live through that. They may come up late though.

 
I hope so. I have a real black thumb. I can kill a plastic plant.

My Mom is really good at that stuff. Her living room looks like a jungle with all the exotic stuff she's got planted there. I think the green thumb skipped a generation.

 
I hope so. I have a real black thumb. I can kill a plastic plant.
My Mom is really good at that stuff. Her living room looks like a jungle with all the exotic stuff she's got planted there. I think the green thumb skipped a generation.

I'm have a bit of OCD when it comes to gardening/landscaping. My grandmother and mom are both Master Gardeners and since I was 7 or 8 I really enjoyed getting out in the yard and planting stuff. It definitely sucks renting a house and not being able to do anything but container gardening. But I can't really justify buying a house right now just to dig in the dirt. I'll go over to my grandmother's house if I get the urge to garden.

 
I didn't plant anything tropical obviously, but one weekend in November before the soil was going to freeze and become unworkable, we planted a whole batch of bulbs all over the front yard - crocus, daffodils, tulips, lillies, hyacinths, etc.
Then we got a warm spell and some of them started to sprout out of the ground. Then the hard freeze came. I think I lost a bunch of them, we'll see when spring comes.
They might be late like chuck said and probably smaller than usual too. I planted bulbs the weekend we bought the house and they came up this past spring. I hoping they made it through the rest of the year since the animals saw there were flowers planted in the ground. I didn't have to cut anything back (except the roses) as the animals ate the greenery after the flowers all died.

 
Its really cold and snowy here in New Jersey. It sucks. I want to go back to Texas ASAP. This whole trip is a very unpleasant reminder of why I hate the northeast.

 
-19 this morning with a wind chill of -35. Perfect day to take the Harley out for a little cruise. :)

 
Walking to the car this morning, got just a little bit of a wind gust. I think my penis went inside me.

 
Its really cold and snowy here in New Jersey. It sucks. I want to go back to Texas ASAP. This whole trip is a very unpleasant reminder of why I hate the northeast.
You know that a week and a half ago it was close to 60 here, right?

Next time try to come out when it is a little warmer and work some free time in for a few $2 pints!

 
You know that a week and a half ago it was close to 60 here, right?
Next time try to come out when it is a little warmer and work some free time in for a few $2 pints!
I wish I could have. I was going to try to get in touch with you if we had closed out yesterday, but that was not the case. Closeout meeting this morning/afternoon for the audit, then to the airport for my flight back to Houston (thank God).

 
9 deg, -5 windchill. thank you Lake MI for keeping us this 'warm' (i.e., not as f'n cold as Flyer!).

Supe for cripes sake man-up a little! you're like a shrinking hothouse flower :bawling:

 
-6 in my little suburb of Boston this morning. -16 back in my old home in VT, which sounds kinda quaint right now.

I've been here 7+ months, can I go back yet? I miss it so much sometimes.

 
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Mid 70's here yesterday here in Houston, and a great reminder of why I hated New Jersey all last week.

 
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