If you're still waiting to see actual flowers in bloom these cheerful, flowery crafts should do the trick.
Crochet a flower necklace according to Crochet Me's brilliant project instructions. Even the chain is crocheted!
Follow along with Artsy-Crafty Babe's tutorial for making floral 
This turn-of-the-century seed catalogue, John A. Bruce & Co.’s Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue of Seeds, 1884, was perfect reading this morning as I prepare to make my final seed choices and orders for the 2008 growing season. 
Let's turn the clock back for a moment to late August 2007. Toronto was experiencing the "worst drought in 50 years" accompanied by a drowning humidity. How an intense lack of water AND a drowning humidity can coexist is beyond me. 
1. Brown "Jasmin" Ring - $9.00 While these botanically-inspired rings from The Carrotbox have no use in the garden, they are both durable and affordable enough to leave on while gardening.
2. Pot Brush - $29.00 Nothing says romance like
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