A peek into April

1. Neon stables for horse, pigs and turkeys
2. New trees : wild service tree/checker tree and cashew
& XXL Trees for existing Baobab, Loquat tree. For pictures click here
3. The storage feature/warehouse might make an appearance
It looks like the warehouse or storage will be 2x2 space and we might have separate storage for base trees, XL trees, XXL trees, Yellow pens, orange pens, production pens & similar categories. I read somewhere in a post that we might stack 20 of a kind in one warehouse.
So might be we have to buy them according to our required number.

4. April Fool Event For details of April Fool Event click here
5. Second Edition Event of Four Flares: Firefly Festival.
There will be cloud row with 4 items that can be won in this event. 1 crop & 2 drops
For more information about the crops and drops click here
Four Flares: Firefly Festival (click to see the first edition)

 

Neon stables!! I love neon stables
Thanks 12ss12 for the heads up

 

Sure glad I did a little extra horse, pig and turkey breeding to boost my first 4 colored levels during the last 2 baby booms! Maybe I can make back some of the CCs I paid to get my pink mouse house . Thanks for the info, 12ss12!

 

the april fools event is your not going to need those animals and u will get all the same trees n pens lol that would be the joke on us . or should i say yolk

 

I knew it would be horse pigs and turkeys for neon pens yay!!!!!!

 

The new trees
http://cs.bigpoint.com/farmerama/board/index.php?threads/farmoraculum.7663/page-40#post-190497

****************
Update 1
27.03.2016

Remember this Event



Four Flares: Firefly Festival (Source)

We will be playing Its Edition II in April.

Crop will be Hyacinth.


I am not sure which colour we will be growing.

Drop : 2 drops ; thermos & tents
Cloud row with 4 items

 

atchoo!!
Excuse me! I'm allergic to Hyacinth

 

I never knew that Hyacinth causes allergy. Hope it does not bother you a lot.

I Hope too that it does not make you stay away from the event

Water hyacinth are famous in our part. It grows on water surfaces, marshy lands etc. I plucked one too day before yesterday when I visited one of my friends in a neighbouring town of Chennai.



This is water hyacinth. But that is not the event crop. Please don't mistake with the event crop. I have been a adherent fan of it from my childhood. And never step on a water hyacinth plant because you will drown in the water below or in muddy soil

 

Quite lovely, 12ss12! Purple is my current favorite color, and those are stunning, I think they'd make a great addition to the game. I have grape hyacinth that grows in my rose beds, purple (was there when we moved in). Doesn't matter that I've dug out all the bulbs several times, and covered the beds with landscaping cloth, they still grow every spring. I love them, they're beautiful and have a sweet fragrance, tho I can't bring them in due to husband's allergies.

 

So sorry for those allergic to the lovely hyacinth. It is a favorite of mine; and I have some blooms in the house right now.

Interesting that the firefly event will return.

 

bring in the flowers , put husband outside

 

Ah, sometimes, wouldn't it be nice...

 

Awww hyacinths...they smell beautiful ...have some flowering in the garden now ...they are so pretty ...sign of spring on it's way ...mind you with the weather we have at the moment you wouldn't think so
Today we have had so far... wind... rain and now it's beautiful and sunny... only need snow and we have had it all

12ss12 they are beautiful and what a lovely colour

 

There beautiful 12ss, love the colours.

 

in this fantasy game, I will be allergic along with you, escalonilla !!
Tee Hee !!! Solidarity in tissue issues!!!

 

Horses and Turkeys and Pigs OH MY!
Horses and Turkeys and Pigs OH MY!

We're off to see the Wizard......... Just gotta love those Neons.

 

There is also a land hyacinth. They are just emerging in our region now.

The water hyacinths are used in the US for filtering water. Unfortunately, they have been introduced in places where they don't belong (introduced into the wild) and are causing a lot of problems here. They grow very quickly, sprout from pieces of the plant and nothing here really eats them.... yet another example of why introducing non-natives is risky. But that picture is beautiful!

 

The picture is beautiful but not so much fun if one is trying to get a boat through them to go fishing. They imported neutria rats here to help control the water hyacinths. They looked like 10 pound overgrow rats with 2 protruding front teeth. They claim the population here grew to over 20 million. They destroyed all the young natural vegetation in the marshes except the water hyacinths. Then they put a bounty on them to destroy them. Am guessing the alligator population is helping keep them under control. We had to call alligator nuisance man yesterday. He picked up 3 small 5 footers in front of my home. We had a small show and tell with all the little kids because keeping them out of the water to play is also a problem. Largest one we have had was 11 feet 3 inches. They hide well in the water hyacinth.

 

Sooooo glad I live where I do I sympathize with anyone having to deal with that kind of problem. That is mankind fooling around with Mother Nature and I'm pretty sure she usually wins in the end. But the hyacinths are as beautiful as the nutria are ugly

 

11 foot 3 inch alligator ***GULP*** Awww and I am So glad I live where I am ..we only get field mice ....Squirrels... Rabbits and some times a deer and a stork
You are very brave blessedlady2.. I would run a mile if i saw those

29th of April we are playing bingo