No frost here, thank goodness!

Kannapolis, NC

No frost overnight, and I am so glad. I took a chance and left everything outside but my tomatoes. I hope this is the last cold spell we have. I'm ready to get out there and do some real work and get this season going!

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Piedmont, SC(Zone 7b)

Me too!!!! I bought several new plants and have been afraid to plant them yet. We got down to 38 last night. My plants are on the deck which is about 4 ft. off the ground. They are so Pretty and I can't wait to get them planted. I have a lot of plants to move from the back to the front beds but now I have a cracked rib and can't dig in the dirt right now. BooHoo

Kannapolis, NC

Don't you just hate that? Right in the middle of planting season, too. I've got a back problem, but I'll still be shoveling dirt.

Take care of that rib.

Columbia, SC(Zone 7b)

Man, I have so many plants to get in the ground. And the wintersown plants are coming up, too, so then there is that bunch. Plus the 4" pots that were 3/$1 at Home Depot. Plus the Slavias and the iriss that I traded for and more salvia that I found on sakle at my local nursery (they are just around the corner and I amde the mistake of stopping in "just to peek".)

Plus the veggie seeds (some now, some later, but the Containers need to be prepared).

I want to spend all day tomorrow in the garden- everything smells so good.

I MUST NOT BUY MORE PLANTS until the ones that I have are planted! This is getting bad, folks.

But it is SO much fun!!

Kannapolis, NC

Pyro: It's an illness we all share so happily! I know the feeling well. Last year I made that same vow, but I still have things in pots from last year that HAVE to go in the ground this spring. All I have to do is get the beds ready ^-^

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