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    Communities > Forums > Article: Early Emerging Spring Perennials
    Forum: Article: Early Emerging Spring PerennialsReplies: 6, Views: 20
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    CLScott
    Calgary
    Canada

    February 23, 2011 2:12 PM

    Post #8388698

    I have enjoyed your pictorial preview of springtime.
    Several of those are in my garden,but buried under snow still.
    Thanks for the view of what is to come!

    Caroline
    art_n_garden
    Colorado Springs, CO (Zone 6a)

    March 18, 2011 5:00 PM

    Post #8435144

    I'm so glad you have enjoyed the pictures. We hardly got any snow this year, unlike what seems like the rest of the continent, so I am now worried about winter desiccation. I kind of wish we had a blanket to keep the plants warm from the freakish cold we had this winter. I know you are sick of the snow, though! We're just about in the home stretch...!
    CLScott
    Calgary
    Canada

    March 19, 2011 6:01 AM

    Post #8435994

    The snow is melting and I have two tiny crocus flowers sprouting in a very sunny spot.
    art_n_garden
    Colorado Springs, CO (Zone 6a)

    April 9, 2011 4:49 PM

    Post #8483572

    Isn't that a nice sight during this month? My crocus didn't seem to last long this year...but they were beautiful while they lasted. The trees have finally budded - I'm worried about a late frost that might nip them. What can you do though...:)
    CLScott
    Calgary
    Canada

    April 10, 2011 6:33 PM

    Post #8486132

    Calgary has a touch of spring this weekend as the weather has warmed some, and also Calgary Hort. Society held
    the Garden Show. I volunteered so I did not get to all of the exhibits, but there were lots of interesting gardening ideas there. After my shift, I attended two speakers presentations.
    One was "Contain your Enthusiasm" on ideas for containers and gardens in general.
    The other was " 36 Perky Perennials" which focussed on plants which do well in our zone.
    art_n_garden
    Colorado Springs, CO (Zone 6a)

    May 20, 2011 11:17 PM

    Post #8576951

    Sounds very interesting! I wish they had something like that locally here.
    CLScott
    Calgary
    Canada

    May 24, 2011 5:07 AM

    Post #8583796

    It is nice to have a strong and active local Gardening group.
    Calgary Horticultural Society has over 5000 members.
    In zone 3, where gardening is a challenge---it is very helpful.

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