To: Diana in Wisconsin
So far we have had an easy but windy winter along the coast just south of Boston.
No roaring northeast snow storms yet. Inland is a different story with the snow.
My Holly bushes in front are doing well and loaded with reddish berries. A nice sight in the winter.- Tom
4 posted on
01/18/2020 8:05:01 AM PST by
Capt. Tom
To: Capt. Tom
Wife's flower seed order came in yesterday's mail.
We haven’t picked a source for tomatoes, other garden items but enjoyed great success with Celebrity tomato varieties in 2019
5 posted on
01/18/2020 8:11:13 AM PST by
Eric in the Ozarks
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To: Capt. Tom
“My Holly bushes in front are doing well and loaded with reddish berries. A nice sight in the winter.- Tom”
When we moved to East Tennessee, we inherited numerous holly bushes growing wild in the forest. I love those things! Had no idea they even grew here.
I tried transplanting some babies, but none of them made it. I might Try again.
28 posted on
01/18/2020 4:16:17 PM PST by
CottonBall
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To: Capt. Tom
Got a couple holly sapling=sized trees in the back.
But I want to ask if a certain type of bird cleans off your berries in the late spring?
A neighbor has a big holly tree and it’s regularly and suddenly cleaned of berries- but I can never see it happen.
39 posted on
01/18/2020 5:37:54 PM PST by
mrsmith
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