Posted By: ForkedJames
Sand Plums blooming - 03/06/20 05:22 PM
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Sand Plums blooming
Posted By: Luke57
Re: Sand Plums blooming - 03/07/20 11:25 AM
Nice pics
Waiting on the mesquites to bloom and start the garden
Waiting on the mesquites to bloom and start the garden
Posted By: JackCaster
Re: Sand Plums blooming - 03/07/20 07:15 PM
That sir, is some good jelly on the vine... cross your fingers for no hard freeze and lots of honeybees!
Posted By: banker-always fishing
Re: Sand Plums blooming - 03/08/20 03:01 AM
Spring is near! 
Posted By: Papa Stan
Re: Sand Plums blooming - 03/08/20 05:44 PM
Thanks for the photo. Ready for Spring.
Posted By: IslandJim
Re: Sand Plums blooming - 03/13/20 11:29 PM
Saw our first hummingbird today, a black-chin, here in Rockport. IslandJim
Posted By: GHSTgoesBOO
Re: Sand Plums blooming - 03/14/20 05:25 PM
Favorite time of year for sure!
Posted By: pop r
Re: Sand Plums blooming - 03/15/20 01:14 AM
That's purty!
Posted By: Kicker16
Re: Sand Plums blooming - 03/15/20 03:04 AM
cool
Posted By: ScottEdgar
Re: Sand Plums blooming - 03/20/20 01:59 PM
I stopped by Fort Sumners Processing last week and picked up some Green Chili Breakfast Sausage and they had some on the shelf for $6.95 a half pint. The people that own it are either Amish or Mennonite and told me that the older people in town just have to have it. We always called them Hog Plums, Why? I don't know.
Posted By: Trickster
Re: Sand Plums blooming - 03/20/20 02:53 PM
Posted By: Bassman_78
Re: Sand Plums blooming - 03/23/20 03:21 AM
Posted By: Blue Moon
Re: Sand Plums blooming - 03/29/20 04:09 PM
Nice shots