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Posted: April 22, 2018 at 01:09PM21 hours ago in Field Notes
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Friday Fabulous Flower - Tough little guys
This long cold spring had better make a turn for the better soon. TPP estimates that flowering dates are now delayed nearly two weeks from average dates. It was really cold last night, a good night for having beer & pizza with friends in a little old Italian bar/restaurant. But TPP is getting seriously depressed about spring. Today's FFF are tough little guys that handle snow and quite cold night time lows without showing any damage. And are these cheerful enough for you? This is one of the dwarf daffodil varieties, standing only 5-6 inches tall. They form large dense clumps that just beg you to divide them after a few years. They produce a lot of flowers and make a great low growing front border. Right now this is just about all our gardens have going on. They are also a nice contrast to the blue of the squills.
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