Spring is here!

Greeting me as I came out the door this morning:

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Permalink Reply by Tony Adams on March 12, 2010 at 4:21am

Clark said:

Well it still looks like a gravel pit...hard to see any soil at all. Badly in need of humus....
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Humus is so 1998. That flower bed needs بابا غنوج (baba ghanoush).

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Permalink Reply by Michael on March 17, 2010 at 9:18am

Gotta plant more eggplants if ya want baba ghanoush!

Tony Adams said:

Clark said:
Well it still looks like a gravel pit...hard to see any soil at all. Badly in need of humus....
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Humus is so 1998. That flower bed needs بابا غنوج (baba ghanoush).

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Permalink Reply by Kellie on March 17, 2010 at 9:46am

Mmmmmm...I want a magical baba ghanoush creating flower bed!

Tony Adams said:

Clark said:
Well it still looks like a gravel pit...hard to see any soil at all. Badly in need of humus....
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Humus is so 1998. That flower bed needs بابا غنوج (baba ghanoush).

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Permalink Reply by Michelle Green on March 17, 2010 at 5:17pm

I really love where this thread is going.

Kellie said:

Mmmmmm...I want a magical baba ghanoush creating flower bed!

Tony Adams said:
Clark said:
Well it still looks like a gravel pit...hard to see any soil at all. Badly in need of humus....
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Humus is so 1998. That flower bed needs بابا غنوج (baba ghanoush).

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Permalink Reply by Anne Alt on March 18, 2010 at 5:25am

Gardenweb is a great resource, with forums on many different types of plants and gardening, from veggies to seed exchange, roses to bonsai. They have many knowledgeable users.

H3N3 said:

Howard said: ....Gardenweb is not much less useful, and it's free.

Clark said:
Well it still looks like a gravel pit...hard to see any soil at all. Badly in need of humus....
With the sunny weather forecast for next week, my wife and I plan to dig in the composting leaves and yard trimmings from last fall. Over here by the Lakefront, spring arrives more slowly. During the winter I discovered a gardening forum, and want to get some of the new bulbs and perennials they're discussing.