I went out today and planted some of the thousands of marigold seeds I harvested last fall. Hopefully, they will do OK out there. My greenhouse isn't insulated and it has been getting near freezing at night, but in the 60s during the day.
My little tomato seedlings are growing in my kitchen, in my garden window, and those that have been there the whole time are doing wonderfully. The ones that were in the living room for awhile are not doing very well; I moved them into the kitchen window with the others and hope they pick up.
I gave away several small houseplants earlier this week to a FreeCycler. I can't stand wasting anything, so anytime I accidentally break a stem off one of my plants, or if I have to prune them, I put the stems in a brown bottle of water and root them; soon I have too many little plants for my window, even though it's big. So I am pleased to give the little ones away. I like having plants, but there is a limit to how many I can keep!!!
Popular Posts
-
I have a little plastic composter purchased from the county, and it has a little door in the bottom where you're SUPPOSED to be able to ...
-
I got this idea from a kids' craft site. They made penguins from wooden eggs. I had purchased these speckled plastic eggs as doll he...
-
Started a little dress from a pillowcase today. Worked on it when I was away from home, so I basted a binding strip from the armhole cut-...
-
Let me know what you think: is this a penguin or an owl? Help me decide. Leave a comment with your vote: most votes decides for me. He is ma...
-
Three faces! And that's not even counting the outermost face. I believe, in this picture, the face below the other two was actually ON a...
-
http://inlinethumb49.webshots.com/47408/1084155738043399186S600x600Q85.jpg
-
This doll was sold as a piece of fabric that the buyer cut out at home and sewed together; my friend Karen generously gifted me with it the ...
-
According to my online research, "Tuck Comb dolls," are classed, along with other "peg woodens, or pennywoods" as Grodn...
-
I had four different projects to finish for a show at our co-op gallery's latest show, "Barely Human." It's a celebrat...
No comments:
Post a Comment