I love the rain this time of year. It washes away the dirt and grime that accumulated over the winter. It helps make it all new and fresh once again. It helps to melts away the last of the snow and ice. It makes me want to put the last of this winter to bed. But I know this won’t last for long. This is still central Minnesota and it’s still February. We still have March to go and maybe even into April. But I can keep hoping that it’s almost over.
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It’s nearly your Spring and our Autumn. I love Autumn just dread Winter. I hate Winter it makes me blue.
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Trade your winters for mine.
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No thanks I’m having trouble coping with mine as is. Yours sound freezing 😊
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Only from November – March. Then it’s just cold. 😃
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Your raised garden is beautiful and i want to make mine like this…. but i know ur itching to plant…..but…. wait till after mothers day to be sure the last frost does not hit………. snow and rain are natural fertilizers .
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I plant peas usually St. Patrick’s Day week and then the rest go in slowly. it’s usually like peas, beans and beets (late April), peppers and pumpkin seeds (late May) and sweet potatoes (June). that seems to work as long as the weather cooperates … which means constantly watching the weather forecast.
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Farmers Almanac is still a good guide…. and you know ur garden well.
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I’m learning it. 😀
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