How am I behind already?

And as usual, I panicked and bought my tomatoes too early, so afraid that the ones I wanted wouldn't be available if I waited. So I dutifully haul those in and out of the garage every day. I'll wait until the beginning of May, but even that is two weeks early based on out last frost date of May 15th. But at least I am set for San Marzanos again for 2008.

My trout lily (Erythronium americanum) bloomed for the first time. Actually, they aren't my trout lillies, I didn't plant them. I've noted the foliage every year that we've had the house, but never seen a bloom. There were three this spring, although I was unable to get a shot of any of them fully open. The leaves really do look like a speckled trout's back.
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You know, this was the first time I can remember that Pennsylvania's primary actually mattered. Usually the race has been long-decided upon by the time it gets to us. Did I vote? No. I'm registered Republican, something I did 25 years ago and never got around to changing. I no longer consider myself a Republican -- more of an Independent -- but I couldn't vote in the Democratic primary. Shoot! :o( If I did get the chance to vote, though, I would have voted for Obama.
Spring keeps teasing us here, with 70 degrees yesterday, 50 today, snow tomorrow (on my weekend, of course). Already I'm behind on weeding, and I have a flat of seedlings in the laundry room that must wait another three weeks.
So you're not alone! But somehow we'll catch up.
It's good to see you writing again, Meresy! Your recent posts have been fascinating and thought-provoking but I never did put together a coherent comment. And now the best I can come up with is "Nice trout lilies"...duh.
Annie at the Transplantable Rose
Hi! This is totally off-topic from your post, but I couldn't find your email address to email you privately.
As you likely know, Liz at Pocket Farm has shut down her blog and is no longer hosting One Local Summer. I'd like to host a Mid-Atlantic OLS at farmtophilly.com. If you're interested in participating, please let me know at nicole@farmtophilly.com and I'll include you on the mailing list!
What Annie in Austin said. :)
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