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Posted on 03/01/2026 5:58:25 AM PST by Diana in Wisconsin
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I didn’t really mean it was the same bird, just that there are already Oriole scouts out there for us if we catch a glimpse of them.
I guess I won’t expect much from these pepper seeds then. It will be nice when it’s truly Spring and fear of freezing is past. Then I can really get into planting.
Yesterday I repotted my gloriosa Lily tuber from my sister (originally Grandma’s), and wouldn’t you know, some varmint dug it up overnight. I have a mess on the deck to clean up once this rain ends. I hope the tuber isn’t damaged. They are so delicate.
Good timing! Lots of rain today Rolla eastward to the Mississippi!
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