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#131269 July 5th, 2005 at 11:57 PM
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Since I was given a pot of Martha Washington Geraniums, I've told everybody what I read in every place I clicked on the web - she doesn't make flowers in warm weather, they said. It has to be very cool.

Well, obviously Martha doesn't read - I have 2 blooms on the one that's in a big pot by the table garden and 2 on the few that I put in a patch on the front lot.

And cool? Whew! We're still hot and muggy, even though Environment Canada claimed we would get a couple of cooler days.

We are getting a piddle of the promised rain at this moment - don't know how long it will last.

Heh! Heh!

I'm mighty glad to see 'em too.

#131270 July 6th, 2005 at 03:46 AM
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Carly, I know how you feel. We only got a couple of drops today. It hasn't rained here in over two weeks. The lawns are suffering.
Congrats on your blooming geranium.

#131271 July 7th, 2005 at 04:46 AM
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Carly, The Ozone layer has a lot to answer for. I bought Wind Anemonies for a late show in the garden 4yrs ago, hey presto they are giving me a beautiful array of lovely mauve-pink blooms right now?. We have had plenty of rain, really heavy, guess what we have a hose pipe ban, apparently because it is heavy rain it does not count DAH.

Doreen.

#131272 July 7th, 2005 at 08:49 AM
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Oh, well nobody placed any watering bans on us yet - other parts of Toronto have had rain. We got one light storm about 10 days ago - it lasted about 5 minutes. Ha!

I don't want the kind of thing that causes a lot of damage, but I'd like some thunder and lightning - the kind that makes the plants dig their feet in deeper. That's why they look so good after a storm.


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