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Thursday, April 13, 2017

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Lisa at Greenbow

I spied them before you said where they were. I think it is great fun to see these little signs of life. It is one of the things that lure me out into the garden day after day. I keep staring at blank places knowing one day there will be a sign of life.

Linda Brazill

I keep looking at a couple of spots that i redid last fall, trying to remember what's there. Nothing to see yet but I am sure it is packed with plants. I have to remind myself that this is early for Wisconsin to be seeing too many things popping up.

Peter/Outlaw

Very exciting to see your babies doing well! I'm predicting that they'll flourish for you and bloom gloriously in a year or two!

Beth @ PlantPostings

Yes, that special joy of seeing the little plant babies emerge (I know: I'm a plant nerd, and my neighbors probably wonder what I'm doing out there looking at the soil in the garden. Oh well.) Congrats on your new baby Peonies. I like that combination with the Trilliums!

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