HOUSE: Newburgh

I need more plant life!

Hot pink tulips in the office, and white mums ready to be potted for the dressing room.

It’s muddy and gross outside, the groundhog says it’s going to be six more weeks until winter ends, and we don’t even have any snow to speak of. What’s the point of winter if there’s no snow?

I am ready to start gardening outside again!

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5 Comments

  • Reply joanna goddard February 3, 2008 at 7:18 pm

    whoa, i am LOVING your blog! how have i not seen it before? i am going to link to you right away.

    see you again very soon! xoxo joanna

  • Reply Belinda February 3, 2008 at 7:36 pm

    i second the “what’s the point of winter if there’s no snow” remark. i need some powder on the streets!.

    those tulips are beautiful, i never buy flowers but have many vases. maybe a (late) resolution will be to purchase some flowers once in a while.

  • Reply j February 3, 2008 at 10:56 pm

    I’m OK without the snow. but, I’m ready for gardening, too. picking out flowers now.

  • Reply zee February 4, 2008 at 11:38 am

    Gorgeous spring photos Anna! Tulips are my favourite. When they start appearing in florists at this time of year, it’s not unusual for me to buy a new bunch every day (I’m a dork). I’m at my happiest when I have a vase of fresh flowers in every room of the house. The only downside is that this sort of flamboyant carry on has earned me the nickname “Elton John”, which I could do without.

  • Reply lena February 4, 2008 at 2:12 pm

    i hear you! we have loads of snow in chicago right now that is getting slushy and dirty. i need sun and grass and to not wipe the dog and me off every time we step foot outside.

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