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YangMetalRat Frederick, MD(Zone 6b) Mar 20, 2007

My extended forecast is calling for 20s tonight and then - I think it might really be spring! Nights in the high 30s and 40s and sunny days and 50s & 60s & 70s ... I am so ready for this. Crocus & snowdrops & little iris are out, narcissus are about to burst, tulips are up, cardinals are singing their hearts out and the boy-doves are getting chesty with the girls ... I for one am liking this early daylight savings time. More time to get dirty.

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Bec_No_Va Sequim, WA(Zone 8a) Mar 20, 2007

Yeeeeeeeeeeees, I have been hovering between feeling the winter blues to stomping at the bit to get outside! It better start warming up - I have plants being delivered beginning of April!

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sallyg Anne Arundel,, MD(Zone 7b) Mar 20, 2007

I HATE the time change at 6 am but love it at 6 pm : ^)
Took our old sand box boards (no little kids here now, waah, sniff ) and made a raised bed today in the garden. Lined with paper to keep the grass down, then leaves and soil. I think I'll get some great squash there.

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pennefeather McLean, VA(Zone 6b) Mar 20, 2007

I can see buds on my forsythia!

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ladygardener1 Near Lake Erie, NW, PA(Zone 5a) Mar 21, 2007

Some snow is still on the ground but I have some brave Crocus up and tring to bloom.

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ladygardener1 Near Lake Erie, NW, PA(Zone 5a) Mar 21, 2007

Ice on watergarden

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