I started our seedings just a few days ago, and we already have signs of life as you can see. From right to left, you'll find: Marigolds, Coreopsis, California Poppies, Sunflowers, Blue Morning Glories, and Purple Morning Glories. Nothing very earth-shattering, but some sound basics to begin the planting season indoors, which still seems a bit early to me, having grown up in zone 4. Not a very appealing picture, I realize, but it's always exciting to see the first seedlings come up. I was curious also about the mold that seems to have grown on every Sunflower container. Hmmm.
He would go back there now, where she had shown him the plant. He would gather the seeds for her and plant them with great care in places near sandy hills. The rainwater would seep down gently and the delicate membranes would not be crushed or broken before the emergence of tiny fingers, roots, and leaves pressing out in all directions. The plants would grow there like the story, strong and translucent as the stars.
I started our seedings just a few days ago, and we already have signs of life as you can see. From right to left, you'll find: Marigolds, Coreopsis, California Poppies, Sunflowers, Blue Morning Glories, and Purple Morning Glories. Nothing very earth-shattering, but some sound basics to begin the planting season indoors, which still seems a bit early to me, having grown up in zone 4. Not a very appealing picture, I realize, but it's always exciting to see the first seedlings come up. I was curious also about the mold that seems to have grown on every Sunflower container. Hmmm.
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