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Happily married, mother of 2 adult children, hand knitting pattern designer. All content in my blog is copyright Dawn Brocco, 2004.


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Monday, April 28, 2008
It's greening outside but not inside
Obtaining plants has been proving to not be the easiest thing. All the taller (3-5') plants were either too weird, too wide, or too costly. And there was nothing like a rhododendron or dieffenbachia or even a fern to be found. Not that we could see, anyway, so I'm calling the nursery today to see if they do, indeed have said plants.
I just want to green up the rooms some. without having to put cut flowers in all the rooms before each showing - not asking for the moon.
And outdoor plants - well I got some wax begonias for the 2 urns on the porch,

but the flats of impatiens looked tiny for $12 each. And I'd need about 20 flats to give any kind of presence to the front beds. The hanging begonia baskets were $4 less than if I bought individual plants, so I'll just carefully extricate them from their baskets, no biggee.
We did manage to get more mulch - whoopdidoo - and his new grill (happy husband).
I'm did more painting yesterday - 2 windows, 1 door and frame and a baseboard section. 5 more doors and bits of baseboard await me today.
Here's what's been popping up almost overnight



Happy Spring Blooming to all!
I just want to green up the rooms some. without having to put cut flowers in all the rooms before each showing - not asking for the moon.
And outdoor plants - well I got some wax begonias for the 2 urns on the porch,

but the flats of impatiens looked tiny for $12 each. And I'd need about 20 flats to give any kind of presence to the front beds. The hanging begonia baskets were $4 less than if I bought individual plants, so I'll just carefully extricate them from their baskets, no biggee.
We did manage to get more mulch - whoopdidoo - and his new grill (happy husband).
I'm did more painting yesterday - 2 windows, 1 door and frame and a baseboard section. 5 more doors and bits of baseboard await me today.
Here's what's been popping up almost overnight
Lilacs budding

Bleeding Hearts and I don't know what is behind it

We just call it the white bush

Happy Spring Blooming to all!
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Not sure what's going on but your blog posts only appear at the bottom after I scroll past the patterns, etc.
I'm sorry that it's not showing up correctly for you, Charlotte. Its showing fine for me. I use Camino for my browser, but I have used Firefox in the recent past.
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