It's a good day.

[stark]

The sun is out, the snow we have is melting, and hopefully that all means that spring isn't too far away.

I can't wait.

[natsumehack]

Sherlock Holmes said
The sun is out, the snow we have is melting, and hopefully that all means that spring isn't too far away.

I can't wait.

Only for snow to shit on your day.

[stark]

natsumehack said
Only for snow to shit on your day.

Noooooooo.

D:

[natsumehack]

Sherlock Holmes said
Noooooooo. D:

Blame shopi the shitter of snow.

[Kill Bones]

Sherlock Holmes said
The sun is out, the snow we have is melting, and hopefully that all means that spring isn't too far away.

I can't wait.

Is it wrong for me to hope that something terrible happens worldwide today simply for the sake of heavenly boner inducing irony

[Beatrix]

Sherlock Holmes said
The sun is out, the snow we have is melting, and hopefully that all means that spring isn't too far away.

I can't wait.

Spring has been here. We already have a couple of rose bushes planted and a blackberry bush. And, on top of that. I planted a pineapple top.

[stark]

Kill Bones said
Is it wrong for me to hope that something terrible happens worldwide today simply for the sake of heavenly boner inducing irony

Bones, don't make me hit you. lol

Beatrix said
Spring has been here. We already have a couple of rose bushes planted and a blackberry bush. And, on top of that. I planted a pineapple top.

Rose bushes can be so pretty. (I particularly love climbing ones.) You planed pineapple? How hard is that to grow?

[Kill Bones]

Sherlock Holmes said
Bones, don't make me hit you. lol

I suppose that's another way to induce boners

[stark]

Kill Bones said
I suppose that's another way to induce boners

Rawr.

[Beatrix]

Sherlock Holmes said
Rose bushes can be so pretty. (I particularly love climbing ones.) You planed pineapple? How hard is that to grow?

Idk. But I learned that it will take a couple of years before I can see fruit. In the mean time, we'll buy them at the store and plant the tops. I read that for my climate, they are pretty hardy plants. Up north, you might need to have it in a huge pot. But you just cut the top off with an inch or two of the fruit and plant it straight into the ground and water.

[natsumehack]

Sherlock Holmes said
Rawr.

Reaching your hand out to help KB i see.

[stark]

Beatrix said
Idk. But I learned that it will take a couple of years before I can see fruit. In the mean time, we'll buy them at the store and plant the tops. I read that for my climate, they are pretty hardy plants. Up north, you might need to have it in a huge pot. But you just cut the top off with an inch or two of the fruit and plant it straight into the ground and water.

I'd be surprised if we could grow pineapple up here. I did used to have really good luck with roses, though.



Probably one of the few things I'll miss about our old house was all my rose bushes. (Oh well!)

I always wanted to plant an apple tree or a cherry tree. Or a grape vine. (My grandmother used to have one of those at her house. It was fun to pick the grapes and eat them when I was little.)

[natsumehack]

Spam hard or die soft,

[Beatrix]

Sherlock Holmes said
I'd be surprised if we could grow pineapple up here. I did used to have really good luck with roses, though.

Probably one of the few things I'll miss about our old house was all my rose bushes. (Oh well!)

I always wanted to plant an apple tree or a cherry tree. Or a grape vine. (My grandmother used to have one of those at her house. It was fun to pick the grapes and eat them when I was little.)

We're planing on talking to the park manager about trees, because we want a lemon, apple, and orange trees. There is someone that lives here that has a couple of grape vines and some people have turned their entire lot into one huge garden. We got three bulbs of garlic just for planting. Right now, our Mister Lincoln rose bushes are thriving in our clay heavy soil; our blackberries are kinda stunted right now (I hope it doesn't go into shock :( ), and my Valentine's day tulips are not doing so well as they had fallen from where they were hanging.

[K-97]

My grandparents are farmers so there were all sorts of fruit trees around their farm. Partly because of this my dad loves growing plants, it's a passion of his. I think the most notable thing he grew was a mango tree in Uganda although I'm not sure when he first planted, all I know is it's mangoes are delicious.

[stark]

Beatrix said
We're planing on talking to the park manager about trees, because we want a lemon, apple, and orange trees. There is someone that lives here that has a couple of grape vines and some people have turned their entire lot into one huge garden. We got three bulbs of garlic just for planting. Right now, our Mister Lincoln rose bushes are thriving in our clay heavy soil; our blackberries are kinda stunted right now (I hope it doesn't go into shock :( ), and my Valentine's day tulips are not doing so well as they had fallen from where they were hanging.

I don't have experience with lemon trees, but if they smell as nice as apple and orange trees do while they're growing, then your property will really be enjoyable to walk around. ^_^

K-97 said
My grandparents are farmers so there were all sorts of fruit trees around their farm. Partly because of this my dad loves growing plants, it's a passion of his. I think the most notable thing he grew was a mango tree in Uganda although I'm not sure when he first planted, all I know is it's mangoes are delicious.

I've actually never tried a mango before, but they do look good.

That's cool that your family has a tradition of growing stuff. It seems like an increasingly rare skill as the generations move forward... I can remember when everyone on our street used to have their own gardens, but I think only maybe two or three people still bother with them anymore. It's kind of sad, actually.

[Seravee]

I felt that way yesterday. It was sunny, and the snow was melting.

Now its cold and snowy again. :(

[Awson]

How long have you been a mod-mod, Oh Great One?

[idlehands]

We have a fig tree and a couple of mulberry trees. Last year we got a ton of fruit from them but with the lack of rain I worry for the berries this spring. My tiny rose bush suffered this winter but I see it making a comeback, new green is emerging. We would like to more fruit trees, a lime and maybe a pear, those do well here. This year for us is going to be full of building privacy fences and working to get rid of weeds, etc. Next year, I hope, we have the yard ready for serious planting.

[Hank]

Just spent more than two hours walking outside. It's practically spring here already.