Hi, new member, first post.
I live in northeastern Kentucky. We had a very mild-but-violent winter. Anyone near me? My planting zone is 6/7 because of the elevation.
Crocus and daffodils are blooming and forsythia is just beginning. I'm going to transplant all sorts of things soon, working on a privacy hedge and pollinator garden. Right now my main "crop" is catnip.
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G'day from autumn in a Mediterranean type climate bordering arid hot desert in Western Victoria Australia.
FrayedBear
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Mar 21, 2019
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I want to be where you are! One more cloudy day and I'll lose my mind. Oh well, small loss 
Looks like you could divide those daffodils next winter & have 3 or 4 times as many! The flowers will be bigger too.
I'm glad to meet a new member as I'm pretty new to this group myself.
Currently I'm growing & selling carnivorous plants--Sun Dews.
Carin
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Mar 21, 2019
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I just posted bergamot for , they're ready to transplant now. Once I clean around the comfrey it will be ready too.
the daffodils are prettier today, but yes, I definitely need to divide them. The line is crooked and I'm going to move both them and the gate so they're better lined up with the porch steps.
Welcome, I'm in Rosenberg Texas, just Southwest of Houston.
Redheadedgammy
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