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At last! Sprouts!!

16 years ago

I have been watching all the threads from Z7 reporting sprouts, and was about to become very pouty that mine had not. :) I went out this morning to inspect containers, and I saw the teeniest little leaves of green in two containers! True to the reports of others, it was the Rudbeckia that came first. Irish Eyes, to be exact. :)

My faith is renewed! Very excited to watch the progress for other sprouts now!

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daisydawnny
16 years ago
Congratulations on your green babies!
gardenluv
16 years ago
Woo Hoo! And the green wave continues!
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courtcourt
16 years ago
Hooray for another sprout in Tennessee! :)
mechele211
16 years ago
Congrats Connie! I have more sprouts today also, two varieties of hollyhocks.
gardenweed_z6a
16 years ago
What wonderful news!! Thanks for sharing the happy event!! It gives me hope mine won't be far behind.
kqcrna
16 years ago
Congrats!

Karen
karendee
16 years ago
congrats....I get some zone envy when this happens :) However, I do like the shorter cooler summers. lol

Glad you have sprouts. This means sprouts are getting closer for us in zone 5 too.

Karen

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