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« The white lily, a symbol of Easter | Main | Garden-catalog search launches at Mother Earth News » March 19, 2008Goodbye warm winter, hello springOn my daily round of world media reading, I found a lovely slideshow of harbingers of spring at guardian.co.uk Too bad it’s weeks too early. The slideshow, which is a beauty, offers compelling evidence of climate change. It appears the birds and flowers so delightfully depicted should still be enjoying their long winter’s nap. So, on this last day of winter, enjoy the spring show. But not too much. Posted by Paula Constantine Commentskaren anne | March 21, 2008 12:26 AM link Post a commentPlease be civil. Vicious comments, personal attacks and profanity won't be published. |
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Awhile back, someone was asking here about sources of cacti and succulents. Following a link from the projo story at www.projo.com/garden/content/wk-spring20_03-20-08_RV9BDGU_v22.21bb98a.html I got to the Logee's Greenhouse website. They seem to have some nice succulents, according to photos on the website.
I have always meant to visit that place, but have never gotten ambitious enough to drive that far.