I had a delivery today, the first batch of my heirloom garden seeds.
I can’t wait for the ground to warm up enough to plant. I think I will put the peas in right away, they can take the cold nights we will still be having.
Dawn I know exactly how you feel. I put everything in last weekend and I go out everyday to look at my garden and seedlings coming up. They are like my babies. I just have to get in the soil this time of year.
I should probably prepare my husband now – that my spurt of crafting in the past couple months since blogging will probably carry into a list of garden things to do when it gets nice. Wondering if that will translate into the best garden we have ever had?
Oh, I know you are itching to plant! The peas can tolerate cold nights. We planted ours near the end of February. They have been up for over a week now and are growing rapidly. Leo was just saying this afternoon that he needed to cut some wire for them to climb upon.
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Oh how exciting Dawn!!!!!
Lucky you, Dawn! I am so anxious for Spring but it is too early to start seeds here. xo Diana
Dawn I know exactly how you feel. I put everything in last weekend and I go out everyday to look at my garden and seedlings coming up. They are like my babies. I just have to get in the soil this time of year.
FUN! You are going to enjoy it so much Dawn!
Dawn
I’m thrilled for you. I know you’ll have
a lovely garden to show off!!
girl, you are going to be so busy this spring! 🙂 How fun, you are going to have a fabulous garden and orchard! 🙂
Oh how fun!!! Looks like you will be very busy :o)
~Des
I should probably prepare my husband now – that my spurt of crafting in the past couple months since blogging will probably carry into a list of garden things to do when it gets nice. Wondering if that will translate into the best garden we have ever had?
~Bliss~
Yay! How exciting. Time to get your fingers in that dirt…
Oh, I know you are itching to plant! The peas can tolerate cold nights. We planted ours near the end of February. They have been up for over a week now and are growing rapidly. Leo was just saying this afternoon that he needed to cut some wire for them to climb upon.