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Re: Early - early goldenrod?
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Yes in fact southeastern MASS also is seeing an early bloom of  
everything by 2-4 weeks.
I wonder what will happen when the plants finish their cycles and the  
weather is still ageeable?


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On Jul 11, 2010, at 8:10 AM, Bill Greenrose  
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> Yesterday,10 July, during my afternoon walkabout with old dog and  
> lit cigar, I saw early goldenrod ...]

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