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The Gardener's Eye

Thursday, March 21, 2013

Springtime in New Hampshire

Fresh snow on the first day of spring. No Hellebores here.



14 comments:

  1. We're ahead of you. We're having an early mud season.

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  2. Can't wait for mud season!! Someone said it was 80 degrees F here last year at this time.

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  3. What a beautiful sight.
    We too have snow in North East of UK. Vaery pretty but a nuisance when you have things to do. We are not very good at managing in the snow; everything stops. Man plans, God laughs.

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    1. Hi L. One thing we are very experienced and good at here in New Hampshire, is handling the snow. Hope all the snow melts soon and you are able to laugh too!

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  4. Yep, looks the same here in Nashua. Last year at this time I was doing spring cleaning in the gardens. HOpefully the Helebores will rebound from being covered. The ones at the back of the house are all in bud

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    1. Hi Deanne,
      I'm sure the hellebores are waiting.Mine are still covered by snow. I remember the warm weather last spring too. I loved all the great plants you have on your blog. Thanks for commenting. Think spring!!

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  5. It has snowed here to in London UK, first time in spring For many years... I do hope it gets warmer soon, i am missing my garden.

    Driveways Essex

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    1. You have had some unusual weather in London in the last few years! I was there last May. Our season was ahead and yours was behind. Some of the same plants were blooming in both places which was very odd. I hope we both get in our gardens soon!

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  6. A white blanket, Michael, not a place for flowers. It's all a bit skewed this year. Here, despite the passing of the Equinox, we've had a tediously hot 34 degrees Celsius. I hope it all gets normal there for you, and for me here!

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    1. Faisal,
      Sounds like you will have a hot summer if this keeps up! The snow has been melting here and it has been warmer this week, so I am optimistic I will see hellebores after all.

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  7. Even though it's heavenly here most days lately, plants are behind from much of the last winter...but that's OK. Gives me some bareness to do clean-up, so I can really enjoy things greening up. When that snow melts, it's all good...true that all comes to a dead stop after snow, even in northern climes.

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  8. Every day I am seeing more green. Snow drops are appearing from under the diminishing blanket. It is all good!

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  9. How is the weather going there? Is there still a white blanket covering the ground?

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    1. Nelson,
      The green is back! Even the hellebores. I need to do a post!!! Thanks for asking.

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