*Winter is on my head, but eternal spring is in my heart.* {Victor Hugo}
My
favorite farmer's market had an organic seedling sale on Friday and I was counting down the days until I could fill my balcony containers again. I planted some garlic last spring and I was shocked when the green sprouts started to poke out of the dirt last month, but the other containers were quite barren in comparison.
No longer! Friday afternoon, I bought and planted lettuce, kale, and rosemary.
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red romaine- so pretty! |
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baby kale |
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baby rosemary |
Of course, it frosted last night but I was prepared and draped a towel over the containers. I think everything survived. Which reminds me, I need to repeat that tonight just in case.
The tomato seedlings had only ever been in a greenhouse, though, and they didn't acclimate well yesterday.
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lazy tomatos |
So guys get to play outside while I'm at work and come in at night until it warms up on Tuesday and I can plant them safely.
I'm so excited, although I feel slightly... mean... encouraging the plants to grow so I can eat them!
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