Not open.....hmmmm. On a Sunday? Well, he couldn't make his mind up after that and we rode by several places before settling on Albasha Lebanese food. That makes for a total of 6.4 miles to counteract the calories of the gyros and hummus. And we did 3.6 on Friday so that is a good easing into the spring ride season.
I am wondering if all the caladiums will come up again or if I need to replant. I replanted last year and had a million come up from the years before as well.
And in a bit I will work on Maylee's quilt again. I am using the new Quantum Stylist because it has that cool wavy stitch. I had to elongate it but I learned another thing about the machine!
I will have this finished by tonight and maybe the binding put on. I want to give it to Frank to bring to Dennis after my guild meetings this week. I need to show it off a bit!
Caladiums usually last around 3 years and then production dwindles.
ReplyDeleteit is almost time to start planting again here as well - in fact this upcoming week there are no nights under 32 predicted - I might just put my petunia plant back on the porch that I had brought in for the winter and just bring it back in when it might get below freezing -- well maybe I will wait another 2 weeks :) I might be rushing it.
ReplyDeleteSpring already? Not in Ohio! It is snowing today - 1 to 2 inches is predicted.
ReplyDeleteMy tomato seedling are four inches tall! I'm ready for summer! I love Caladiums but even with the mild temps here they are annuals only...unless you dig them up every year, not really into that!
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