This was this past Monday. I'm not sure I like to see garlic up like this, this late in the fall, but up it is, so we will have to see how it survives the winter. I noted a tulip, just peaking through the ground too, while I was clearing hosta leaves away - not sure what that means. I've seen daffodils poking up in a January thaw, but never a spring bulb in November.
The Daily Quest
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Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle: LEAF, LEAD, DEAD, DEED, DIED, DIET, DIRT
Today's Puzzle:
Speling Diktashun
Which is the correct spelling?
a) recessitate
b) resucitate
c) resuscitate
d) resusitate
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And that is about all I have to say for today.
Musings and meanderings from the Musical Gardener.
I am missing those Heavenly Blue Morning Glories that used to be in your header:)
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping that for a change, my slothfulness in garlic planting will pay off!! I have had garlic sprout in fall in the past and survive, so I hope yours will be okay. Nice snowy weather this morning!
ReplyDeleteWeird. My garlic comes in a mesh bag. It must be a CA thing. :-)
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