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Pretty little birdies EH :razz:
no kidding event...it's awesome to see all kinds of birds come to my pond and take a bath or a drink 
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Pretty pics, Rebel! In the 3rd pic, is that a Calla Lily blooming pink in the foreground? If so, do you bring them in or was that a first year for them? I've never had good luck with Calla Lily's, and always wanted some!
Am itching to wonder what little whims will pop in the oasis in warmer times...
It took so many years to find some of them, what is just a few more months to wait!
:::whimper:::
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It took so many years to find some of them, what is just a few more months to wait!
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Beautiful picture Andy.
Beautiful pictures everyone!
We have had one of our coldest winters on record and have had snow on the lawn since a week before Christmas. Every time it tries to melt off it snows again. It is snowing right now. Spring can't come soon enough.
Here are some more pictures
We have had one of our coldest winters on record and have had snow on the lawn since a week before Christmas. Every time it tries to melt off it snows again. It is snowing right now. Spring can't come soon enough.
Here are some more pictures
And a couple more
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Beautiful Pecan and can't wait for Spring/Summer to arrive! That burgundy colored lily is so pretty up there! Makes me wish I would have gone bigger seeing your pond full of all those blooming lilies!
Country yes that is a calla lilly. My daughter bought two for me one purple (but looks pink in the photos) and one yellow. This was their second year. I actualy dug one up and forgot the other one! But it came back up last spring (phew). I'm guessing cuz our winters havent been that cold and the ground really hasn't frozen like it's suppose to. I remembered last year to dig both of them up and bring them in.
Ohhhh these pictures make me want spring yesterday!!!
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Rebel, when you dig up the callas, do you dry them out, or store them in moist peat moss or something like that? I've seen the directions, but can't remember for sure.
I'm hoping all my tropical lilies I brought in for the winter will sprout out just fine. In fact, I need to get them potted and put in a large tub in the basement, see if I can get them jump started before warm waters allow them to be put outside. Already have several in small pots in a tub in basement, under lights, next to elephant ears, taros and cannas that I just potted up last weekend. Plus, have at least 2 of the first 6 lotus seeds sprouted, and filed a couple more last night. If I can't have plants outside, I can start them inside and enjoy their growth!
I'm hoping all my tropical lilies I brought in for the winter will sprout out just fine. In fact, I need to get them potted and put in a large tub in the basement, see if I can get them jump started before warm waters allow them to be put outside. Already have several in small pots in a tub in basement, under lights, next to elephant ears, taros and cannas that I just potted up last weekend. Plus, have at least 2 of the first 6 lotus seeds sprouted, and filed a couple more last night. If I can't have plants outside, I can start them inside and enjoy their growth!