PARKING LOT is bare
HILL is snow covered and packed with icy sections — wear boots with good tread and/or use a ski pole for your safety.
Hiking = fair on packed areas of trails
Snowshoes = fair on packed areas of trails
Cross-Country Ski = poor
BIRDS: White-Breasted Nuthatch; Black-Capped Chickadee and, first sighting, female Downy Woodpecker. These were on the west side of the Conservatory/Greenhouse.
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WATERFALL is beautiful 🙂
WILDLIFE: mice in the greenhouse 🙁
GREENHOUSE UPDATE (held at 5C over the winter) … a few plants overwintered are blooming (geranium, gerbera); canna bulblets planted in the fall are beginning to emerge; we’ve planted lettuce and onions for early eating. Flower seeds have dried and are ready to harvest. Some annuals have been planted in trays at the house (begonia, petunia, coleus, viola and a few ‘test’ tomatoes) with more scheduled for later this week. They will be transplanted and held here until late March when they will move to the greenhouse to prepare for planting out in late May or early June.
