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spring peeperThe weather finally broke this weekend, and the peepers are singing tonight. Not with the mind-numbing volume that comes off the wetland during peak peeper season. And a little late, compared to recent warm winters and early springs. But welcome, nevertheless.

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Still mad as hell. Indeed.

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No time for scans today. Still slim pickings here, what with our (relatively) cold spring. Eranthis is the only thing you can really say is in flower. eranthis and iris histrioides katherine hodgkins Though Iris histrioides 'Katharine Hodgkin' isn't far behind. (Snowdrops so far have been reluctant to open fully.) eranthis and iris histrioides katherine hodgkins Same clump early this morning. eranthis and iris histrioides katherine hodgkins Actually, my favorite image from the shoot: eranthis and iris histrioides katherine hodgkins

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A little later than last year. But with the snow disappearing quickly, the first eranthis blooms mark the beginning of the gardening season. With temps expected over 50F today, we might even have some snowdrops and hellebores to go along with them. Gotta go cut down some grasses. eranthis eranthis Update 2013-03-10: Grasses are cut down, and more eranthis are joining the party. eranthis Guess snowdrops and hellebores will be a few more days.

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Now's the time.

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