It was a good day.
The activities of the day came to an end.
I put on my mother duck hat and led the kids on a walk to our larger garden space.
How do trees, grass and sky exude such stillness and such aliveness at the same time.
I planted some peas.
The kids scampered off and rummaged around their exploring grounds.
Made their own adventures.
I found my first pepper peeping out with seed leaves today.
And I noticed that the rhubarb has finally germinated. I'd about given up again.
I have several representatives for each of the eleven tomato varieties I'm growing.
Now I'm waiting for true leaves.
Now I'm waiting for true leaves.
Beautiful day.
Simple pleasures.
Have you done the eggshell seedling starting before? Did it work well? It's getting close to start time for things up here and I was considering it.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm jealous you can already plant peas.
Yes! Tomatoes and peppers started in eggshells have outperformed those I have started other ways every time. I don't start them any other way now. I highly recommend it. I use seed starting mix mixed with worm castings. And this year I was even able to use my own worm castings. Altogether, it makes it a pretty cheap endeavor
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