Just a few spring-like days and I'm alreadythinking about getting out in my garden.
It's really a little early, but one fun thing
I did already was get my inside tools replenished!
I made sure my little kitchen-side dish was full ofthe necessary nail brushes, soaps and cream!
A few pretty rocks in the bottom make the
perfect drain dish.
And I made sure I had plenty of
liquid soap in my favorite old fish bottle!
The rule of thumb here in Ohio
is that you don't plant anything until after
Mother's Day! So a little waiting left
to do. But I could plot out my veggie rows
on paper! That will be my next task!
What lovely indoor supplies! I hope you share with us the planning as well as the execution of your garden.
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I've never made a garden, although the idea of one sounds so appealing! I think it would be fun to do with the kiddos. What kind of things are good for beginner gardeners?
ReplyDeleteI know...I can't wait...my patio is lonely. Pretty pix!!
ReplyDeleteoh how I long for a bit of yard to have a garden in! :) just not possible here in the city. A girl can dream!
ReplyDeletethanks for your sweet comments on my blog Betsy...I'm having fun reading your posts. :)
Thanks, BP ~ I'll share as I go along!
ReplyDeleteLora ~ It's very fun and I think you little kids would like it! Strawberries are great and they spread and return yearly. Some other things that grow easily are carrots, cherry tomatoes and a mix of leaf lettuce. The strawberries and tomatoes I do from small plants you purchase at a garden center, but the carrots and lettuce grows great right from seed! Let me know if you plant anything! :)
Willow! ~ just a few more weeks!
Casey ~~thanks for visiting! I'll check back with you, too! :)
Of course I watched the race! I agree. He was sooooo close!! But, I'll take the 2nd place that now gets him up in the top 12 for the chase. It was exciting there at the end wasn't it?
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