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That's great that your noticing signs of Spring. Maybe we will get an early Spring this year.....:fl . Groundhog's Day is only a few days away. Here's to hoping more signs of Spring will appear soon.

:) I'm on BYC too, my username is Birman18. I really like the Quail and Pheasant/Partridge sections of the forum. Theirs plenty of information and more on there.

Welcome back Vfem!! :) I hope you brought back that 70 degree weather with you... :lol: Can't wait to start planning spring planting with you.

Was it possible that it was too hot for those pea flowers to produce peas? That's the only way I can see the flowers not producing. Hope this helps!

:he I've been having the same problem too recently. I caught 4 already that got in to my bird pen. They seem to have made a hole underneath near my house. I just hope to kill them off and put cement where the holes were. Maybe its the cold weather that drives them in buildings? I think...

Ice wine sounds interesting but wouldn't the grapes rot before it was cold enough to freeze the grapes?

I thought morning glory are an annual? Or can they really take the cold.

Monty, Wow, in that second picture is that the steam rising from the heated pile of manure? Its already starting to breakdown and heat up. Looks great! ;)

Looks interesting jack! ;) I didnt know the leaves of olive trees can be used as a tea, If only I had an olive tree I could try and see how it tastes. Thats a lot of good benefits to the body just by drinking the tea.

That might be a record high temp. for January!!

That sounds good vfem! :) I just got back from NC, we really need plenty of rain after the dry summer we had. At least it did rain a few days ago while I was there. Hopefully now in the winter more rain or snow will fall to help the next growing season. It wasn't too cold either maybe we'll...

I spend some time planning the upcoming garden and see what new varieties are being offered. Theirs nothing like grabbing hot coffee or tea and spend time indoors turning pages of garden catalogs, and circling what I see looks good to me. I also try to do other things during the Winter to help...

I have, I ordered a few grapevines from Willis Orchards a few years ago. Boy was I happy with the vines they sent me, they had a lot of good roots that were very long and vigorous. I'm planning on making an order for this Spring with some fruit trees. I say give them a try you won't be...

Very interesting looking salamander, I didnt know their native to NC, too. Good for you for leaving it back under the soil, its always best to leave them in nature. I wonder if their any similar to a newt? Thanks for the picture ;)

Merry Christmas Everyone! I hope everyone will have time to spend with family!! Enjoy!! ;)

Cute picture hoodat! Isn't it amazing once they do open their eyes.

When I used to make eggnog, I added Cognac. Tasted good to me.

You have to name the Hurricanes to distinguish them from each other. If you don't name them, how would you know which storm is which. It just makes it simple to give them names. Theirs a reason for everything.

Happy Anniversary to Southern Gardener, too!!! :happy_flower :happy_flower :happy_flower :rose :rainbow-sun Don't worry, We didn't forget you. Thank you for all your wisdom in these 5 years.

:) Hmmmm cookies....What kind are you making journey? I'll be baking lots of cookies next week: Gingerbread, Spritz, Checkerboard, and Lemon Wreath Cookies