"I like the cold weather, it means you get work done"
Noam Chomsky
I think I spoke about the return of the sun much too soon, This so far one of the most consistently cold starts to march I've seen in awhile. I'll be monitoring for frost damage as this is the most vulnerable time. Things are in growth and pushing hard, but we have had some really low temps.
Queens own Gardener John Anderson was in Salem, and drew a great crowd. The talk was wonderful, covering a fair bit of ground, but with a fairly intense focus, on some of the more unusual trees and woody species he has grown throughout his career. Props to the Salem HPS for getting such a great speaker to come free of charge. Wish that I would have had some flats of flower bulbs for sale at this one!
The JJA Crassifolia group I grow are starting in well despite the incessant cold |
These have been shown on here for years, but I do need to point out that if you give space to the single bulbs to grow on to large mature size, the size of the blossoms definitely increase and they can produce up to 5 flowers per single bulbs, maybe more? |
The cold has stuck around as evidenced by the snow still lining the greenhouse. |
Oregon Myrtle wood on Oregon Ash, I think one would be hard pressed to find a better combination to create a stunning guitar then those two woods. |
Cheers ,
Mark
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