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First Globe Flowers

by Tricia

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I just noticed yesterday evening that my Globe Flowers are blooming. The light was fading so I didn’t take a photo of the flowers, but as you can see from the photo above I was able to find a picture that I took last year or the year before.

I really enjoy the Globe Flowers. Just as the Crocus is a sign to me that Spring has finally arrived, I consider Globe flowers a harbinger of summer. I believe they’ll continue blooming until Summer is just about here. As long as we don’t have a heat wave, I mean.

I doubt that there’s much chance of a heat wave coming soon though. It’s been a cool May here in Toronto. It’s just starting to warm up to normal seasonal temperatures – and I hope it stays that way. I’m tired of the cold.

How has the weather been in your area.

New Green Thumber’s –
I know there are a few of you who emailed me wanting to get on the blogroll. I’m sorry that I haven’t managed to include your sites yet. I’ve been working on a big web project this week and it’s consumed all my time. I will go through all of the requests later today and approve as many as I can. Sorry!

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