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It's Spring! - Rob Wick - 04-15-2019

In an attempt to sway everyone from the nonsense once again being resurrected (April...resurrection....get it?) on the assassination forum, I wanted to show these. My mother always had tulips when I was growing up, but for some reason I never planted any. Last winter., Cheryl decided she wanted some, so we bought these at Home Depot. They just opened up this week. We have others in containers around the yard, but these are the ones doing the best.

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We now return you to the unfortunate nonsense.

Best
Rob


RE: It's Spring! - Steve - 04-15-2019

They look lovely, Rob.


RE: It's Spring! - L Verge - 04-15-2019

Very nice! Squirrels and chipmunks destroyed mine years ago.


RE: It's Spring! - LincolnMan - 04-16-2019

Beautiful!


RE: It's Spring! - Christine - 04-16-2019

Beautiful! We have to plant our tulips in the fenced back yard. While they mostly leave our daffodils alone, the deer think the tulips are candy, and will even pull them up by the roots!


RE: It's Spring! - L Verge - 04-16-2019

(04-16-2019, 01:48 PM)Christine Wrote: Beautiful! We have to plant our tulips in the fenced back yard. While they mostly leave our daffodils alone, the deer think the tulips are candy, and will even pull them up by the roots!

The deer chew my hostas off right to ground level. Nothing touches my daffodils - are they poisonous?


RE: It's Spring! - Steve - 04-16-2019

(04-16-2019, 02:59 PM)L Verge Wrote: The deer chew my hostas off right to ground level. Nothing touches my daffodils - are they poisonous?

They're mildly toxic:

https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/poison/daffodil/

https://www.poison.org/articles/2015-mar/daffodils