Temperatures have been in the upper 60s, excellent for dividing
Sarracenias, getting potted lilies dug out from piles of straw, and
watching the daffodils and other spring bulbs start to bloom.
This morning we woke up to 5" of snow and they are predicting a possible
low tonight of 10 degrees. I'm not making this up. The snow on the ground
will provide a bit of protection, but the daffs will be history along with
the flowering quince and everyone's fruit trees. The spring peepers
evidently got the memo and have temporarily fallen silent.
Bob Oak Ridge, TN
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