Can you see the little pretties coming up? Aren’t they cute?!
Don’t even try to count them – there are too many! And these are just the ones I started early.
You should see all the seed packets that are going directly in the garden – the huge pile of sweet corn, green beans, peas, pumpkins, and much more!
Let’s just say I went a little overboard.
I stood in the seed aisle at Menard’s and lost my sanity.
Maybe it was the result of a long hard winter, or the warm breeze blowing outside. Or maybe it was the bright colored pictures of the big beautiful vegetables. I don’t know what caused it – but something snapped.
I was a kid in a candy store. I bought 4 different watermelon varieties, 2 different muskmelon, a cantaloupe and a honey dew variety – never once remembering that last year we failed to have even one melon seed of any kind germinate.
I have 36 cabbage plants, 36 broccoli plants, and 36 cauliflower plants started – 4 times as many as I normally plant.
Then there’s the peppers – both green and jalapeno (I can just taste those poppers!) and tomatoes.
Did I mention the 6 kinds of herbs I started from seeds?
I guess hope is new every spring. This is the year that the rains will come at just the right time, we will keep ahead of the weeds, and the bugs, coons, and other varmints will not appear.
My gardening mistakes and failures in past years are forgotten in the wonder of springtime.
I’ll let you know when reality hits!
Oh I love it!!! I still have yet to buy one seed packet :-0 So you’re ahead of me but I love seeing all those little seedlings popping up 🙂
~Cinnamon
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LOL! Way too funny! But yes, there is always hope!
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Oh you sound like me. Those little seeds are planted in such little pots…and then they need repotted…and potted up again…and before you know it…you’re living in a jungle and helplessly waiting for transplant day.
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