bj taylor
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my Texas redbud is breaking open. my eastern redbuds haven't started yet. my roses are putting out their spring growth. sure hope i get a great rose show this year.
spring is so close
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lesa
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Aren't you lucky? Make sure to take some pics for us! I can say, most of the snow has melted from around my rose bush. Does that count?
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Ha! Spring is a big tease and she's no where close to teasing gardeners here in cold, snowy Wisconsin.
Love, Smart Red
Love, Smart Red
baymule
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Where in Texas are you? I am 75 miles north of Houston.
digitS'
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Yes. And, yes keep us up with spring arriving in the South!lesa said:
The snow in my front yard is gone - as of today! I am still walking around some to get thru Ken's fence but I've got bark down so it isn't so slippery. The roses are in the front and they must be happy to see no more snow!
Steve
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The eastern red buds are starting to open here, along with some almond trees. I see the buds on the bradford pears forming as well...
And I'm on high doses of zyrtec and sudafed with lots of liquid in my ears. Combine that with the itchy eyes. Yep... spring alright!
And I'm on high doses of zyrtec and sudafed with lots of liquid in my ears. Combine that with the itchy eyes. Yep... spring alright!
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bj taylor
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hey, baymule i live south of fort worth, near the I35 corridor.
y'all in the north have alot of great assets - but honestly, i don't envy you having snow & such this time of year. i'm ready for spring to rock & roll.
lesa, i'm going to have to get serious and learn how to post pictures. i love seeing other's pictures but i have never learned how it's done. i've just got to take the time - that's all.
y'all in the north have alot of great assets - but honestly, i don't envy you having snow & such this time of year. i'm ready for spring to rock & roll.
lesa, i'm going to have to get serious and learn how to post pictures. i love seeing other's pictures but i have never learned how it's done. i've just got to take the time - that's all.
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bj, the simple way to put photos in...going by memory here, is click the "uploads" link in the green bar up there.
a new window opens. that's the photo uploader, old fashioned and good.
click the button, and then click for the photo in your computer. give it a bit to load.
click for the size photo, usually the largest size for messages. then click i think it's submit or what it's called, and give it a bit.
a finish page loads. right click to blue up the url of the photo, that's to copy the url
go back to your message page, get the cursor going there, then paste the url onto it.
if my description didn't work one of the smarter people can describe it better
a new window opens. that's the photo uploader, old fashioned and good.
click the button, and then click for the photo in your computer. give it a bit to load.
click for the size photo, usually the largest size for messages. then click i think it's submit or what it's called, and give it a bit.
a finish page loads. right click to blue up the url of the photo, that's to copy the url
go back to your message page, get the cursor going there, then paste the url onto it.
if my description didn't work one of the smarter people can describe it better
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bj taylor
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thanks marshall, i appreciate it.
i haven't been outside for any thing today. cold north wind. yuck.
i haven't been outside for any thing today. cold north wind. yuck.
