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UPDATE: Storm Damage + Spring Flowers // Early Daffodils // Backyard Flower Farm



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21 Comments

  1. A tree came down on our power lines during that storm, but luckily we were able to lift if off of them and no harm was done. I'm sorry to hear about your car and bedroom! Our peonies are also starting to come up now, and though the wild daffodils are done, the geranium daffodils I planted are getting close to blooming. I love this time of year as there's so much to look forward to, but this year the weather has been too warm and tempestuous for my liking.

  2. Every time we have a bad wind storm, I worry about a tree falling on our house! We've had to have one huge blue spruce professionally removed after a storm before fell on our home! It was scary!

  3. Oh man, that’s a bad day! Sorry for your catastrophe and I hope you are able to recover quickly. The flowers are exciting!

  4. Sorry to hear about all the damage! I wonder will you find any surprise flowers on the new property this spring.

  5. Really sorry about your car but at least you’re ok. Material things can be replaced eventually. Stay positive and keep up the good vids.

  6. I am so sorry about your car and bedroom and everything else you probably didn't share or show us! This is major stuff to be dealing with and I can't imagine the stress and emotions. I hope everything goes smoothly with insurance and repairs. I really do!

  7. OMGosh your car, I hope the neighbors home owners covers the damage, YICKS. Ya know I'd be happy with a tour, I'm ok with not knowing the names this time. Also curious to any blooms from the previous owner.

  8. Oh, I missed the names of some daffodil varieties. Have started collecting them myself.

  9. Thank you Tonya. Sorry about that car–I hope a new, nice one is in your future. Do you interplant poppy and larkspur? They would look fabulous together, but I haven't tried it and am not sure about the spacing and timing. I'm always looking for ways to cram as many things into the space I have as possible.

  10. You’re admirable and strong! Even through your hardships you still find joy in life. Hope things get better soon. ❤

  11. Sooo sorry! I saw the thumbnail and thought "oh no!" Glad you were not in that car!

  12. I'm so sorry, Tonya! Hopefully, your insurance covers it! My neighbor has some scary trees on her property that I wish she'd cut down.

    Luckily, the only property that was damaged for us was my sons new trampoline. However, my cutflower & vegetable garden area flooded where I have JUST transplanted my ranunculus & anemones! I'm hoping it dries up quickly before they rot.

    I do like to look at your garden, even if they ate just ti y seedlings!

  13. Oh, NOOOOO! Your car! Your house! This is crazy!
    Short stems on tulips are due to not having enough chilly winter days. You said some stems were long, though…I wonder if those varieties came to you already pre-chilled?

  14. I do lke seeing the seedlinhs as weell. Esp the size whe u transplant. I have some scabiosa & calendula i think mt br ready but not sure… oh and sweet pess. My snaps are way behind. Hoping putting outside in my little geenhouse will help them take off.

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