Spring in Central Minnesota

[paphreek]

Here are a couple of pictures taken in the yard this morning.

 

[Candace]

It was 84 here today.:evil:

 

[rdlsreno]

That is the same here in Reno, we don't know when it will snow or rain or hail etc etc etc. I remember when it snowed in 4th of July!


Ramon

 

[Ron-NY]

Ross, you can have it...I heard the upper Midwest was having some white stuff.

 

[swamprad]

And here I am, grieving over the low 40's for the next couple of nights!

 

[Rick]

And here I am, grieving over the low 40's for the next couple of nights!

You and me buddy! Actually we may get closer to freezing on Monday night

 

[cyp8472]

Dang! You got it bad. When I opened my window in the moring a couple of days ago I saw about 3-4 inches on the ground and I thought that was bad. Well you got love MN. Close to 80 one day and 4 in of snow on the ground the next.:rollhappy:

It snowed today so I had to bring in over half of the plants from outside, in at work today. Which to say was not fun.

-Jeran

 

[Faan]

Your spring must be on it's way as we have had our first winter rains for the season. Where we live the temperature hardly ever goes below +5 degrees Celcius. I can also notice it from my bulbs which are all starting to appear. Bulbs like Gadioli, Watsonias, Babianas, Lachenalias, etc. I cannot resist to do a little bit of advertising here for our bulbs. Go to this website and look what beautiful bulbs we have growing in the Western Cape of SA: http://www.safricanbulbs.org.za/about_IBSA/IBSA.html
I can only watch the snow from a distance.

 

[KyushuCalanthe]

Looks nice and toasty!

 

[NYEric]

What do you call that white stuff on the ground!?

 

[Grandma M]

Eric, cotton candy.

Faan, Your bulb pictures are gorgeous.

 

[NYEric]

Oooooohhh..candy! :crazy:

 

[paphreek]

What do you call that white stuff on the ground!?

Usually by this time of the year, what we have on the ground is called grass.:sob: