Hi; Because of the response from some of you 'snow dwellers' here are some this seasons garden pics to get you by until the snow melts, (I hope that there is no sweat dripping on the lens :). tomato cuke pepper carrots The Squash and Zuks were to big to large for one pic :) .

regards

-- ourfarm (ourfarm@noaddr.com), April 01, 2002

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So, where are you located, as others have asked? I'm in the Chihuahuan desert and my over wintering native pepper plants are just starting to show the first signs of re-growth.

-- BC (desertdweller44@yahoo.com), April 01, 2002.

Beautiful pictures Ourfarm!! Thanks for sharing.

-- cowgirlone in OK (cowgirlone47@hotmail.com), April 01, 2002.

East Central FLA.

-- ourfarm (ourfarm@noaddr.com), April 01, 2002.

By the way,someone E-mail Stan a napkin.I think that he is salavating.

-- ourfarm (ourfarm@noaddr.com), April 01, 2002.

Great. An inch of snow today, cold east damp wind. And I have to look at those pics... ;)

--->Paul

-- paul (ramblerplm@hotmail.com), April 01, 2002.

Thanks alot

That really cheered me up. Had 13" of the white stuff fall in 7 hours yesterday. Add this to the 16" still on the ground and highs of freezing and my garden that's buried for a good long time yet.ARRRRGGGG

I can't even get into the greenhouse yet, and we heat it, because of snow and frozen soil in it.

But hey the sun is shining today(even though it's only 30F)and the nights bring those great northern lights still. Take care while I stay warm up here. Anne Smithers BC(500 miles south of the Yukon border)

-- Anne (gabennett@bulkley.net), April 01, 2002.

Those of us that have to wait can always take comfort in knowing ya'll have the sharks too :>) We warmed up, but still have threat of a hard freeze next week sometime, so I'm still in containers in the seedling house.

-- Jay Blair in N. AL (jayblair678@yahoo.com), April 01, 2002.

BTW nice pics.

-- Jay Blair in N. AL (jayblair678@yahoo.com), April 01, 2002.

Beautiful pictures!! They make me want to cry...but beautiful! Amy

-- Amy (kimico@aol.com), April 01, 2002.

This is an April Fools joke RIGHT!!!!! Beautiful pics, sorry to say it sure didn't help my spring cabin fever any!!!

-- diane (gardiacaprines@yahoo.com), April 01, 2002.

Rub It In !! UGH !!! I can smell those tomatoes !!! I'm going to faint !! I am beginning my seeds tomorrow in the greenhouse...have about 6 weeks until I can even think of planting in my garden. I can at least play in the dirt in there.

-- Helena (windyacs@npacc.net), April 01, 2002.

"Oh to live in a world where it were always June!"

Said by someone who lived in dreary Ohio in March!

-- Melissa in SE Ohio (me@home.net), April 01, 2002.

It might be only 60 degrees and raining here in Maine today, but I know that by September I'll be sick of tomatoes!!! Til then, I will be admiring your pictures, Ourfarm :-)!!

-- Marcia (HrMr@webtv.net), April 01, 2002.

Great pictures. I'll be glad when I can see something like that in my own garden.

-- Murray in ME (lkdmfarm@megalink.net), April 01, 2002.

With another 1/2" of snow arriving today I drooled looking at the pictures of your veggies. I have a 10' dining room table full of seedlings and it sure gave me incentive to work on them today knowing what they'll look like in 2 or 3 months.

You might have wanted to make us jealous but you inspired me! :)

-- Anna in Iowa (countryanna54@hotmail.com), April 01, 2002.

don't you feel really bad about emailing such pictures to all those snow bunnies and those of use who are just getting started!!!LOL Next thing we know you'll post a picture of a big, fat tomato sandwich and a glass of sweet iced tea. (they are beautiful--enjoy!

-- Debbie T in N.C. (rdtyner@mindspring.com), April 02, 2002.

Lovely pix. I won't trade my cool mountain summer nights for all your warm spring days and summer heat, even though I can't seem to get a vine ripened tomato here. Win some, lose some ;o) kim

-- kim in CO (kimk61252@hotmail.com), April 02, 2002.