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Saw my first mason bees today. They were out doing what mason bees do this time of year.

I am located near Portland, Oregon.

If you don't have your stems or tubes out yet, you need to do so ASAP.

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What if you don't have FLOWERS out yet? I have one crocus and a couple of REALLY early iris. No tulip or other bulbs out. Oh, a couple of primrose.

You know it is dark times when the trees riot. I think this tiny ad is their leader:

Heat your home with the twigs that naturally fall of the trees in your yard

http://woodheat.net

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