| Re: ST PATRICK'S DAY 2023 |
Subject: Re: ST PATRICK'S DAY 2023 by vetteblondie on 2023/3/17 22:50:54 Good afternoon, sun came out today but it's still chilly. We have freeze warnings next 3 nights and then I think next Wednesday I can set plants out. I'm soooo ready to get this crap out of here I can't stand it. Congrats on the sale, Tommy! Gris get a card, write her a love not inside of all the reasons you appreciate her, stick some c-notes in there and put it in a vase of flowers. She'll keep that card forever. Got out today, went by the bank then store, then another store, then of course passed a nursery and poked around. Only grabbed 4 black petunias, they're hard to get here. Priced a tree I might need if the one out front dies, mature poodle ball something or another. a baby one is $200 I can't imagine what mine would cost. Thinking 7 of the 10 dwarf laurels will make it, 3 are a probably not. They're $$$ so I'm not interested in spending that kind of money to replace them. I'd rather jerk them all up and surround the pool with azaleas heck with it. Waiting on Arron to get home with our chinese food and I'm on the couch the rest of the night. |
