Faster than you’d think

Planting seeds is kind of anticlimactic (ooo, wet dirt!). Luckily, we didn’t have to wait even a week for at least one of each plant to peek above ground.

Several days ago we bought more tomato seeds, a yellow pear variety this time (Early Girl is the other), which we planted last night. More pots and dirt are waiting in my pickup for the plants (squash, peas, spinach) that will be living in containers.

We had significant frost Thursday morning, although the outside thermometer optimistically read 35 degrees (a bit like the financial “experts” of late). Today it says 45 at about the same time.

Here’s one of tallest cauliflower seedlings in the only sunshine we had all day:


	Faster than you’d think Friday, March 7th, 2008 Planting seeds is kind of anticlimactic (ooo, wet dirt!). Luckily, we didn’t have to wait even a week for at least one of each plant to peek above ground. Several days ago we bought more tomato seeds, a yellow pear variety this time (Early Girl is the other), which we planted last night. More pots and dirt are waiting in my pickup for the plants (squash, peas, spinach) that will be living in containers. We had significant frost Thursday morning, although the outside thermometer optimistically read 35 degrees (a bit like the financial “experts” of late). Today it says 45 at about the same time. Here’s one of tallest cauliflower seedlings in the only sunshine we had all day: Uncategorized \| Comments are closed.