all of them lined up in front of the window in my bedroom. I get to gaze upon their lovely green stems every morning when I wake up. It makes waking up a lot easier :)
This is a tomato seedling. Can you see the first 'real' leaves starting to show? They've got the classic serrated edge of tomato plants. So exciting!
This is a watermelon. The baby leaves aren't doing good but you can see new growth starting in the center. I think they got a bit sunburned while outside during the transplanting. Fingers crossed that it continues to do well.
Heres one of the strawberry plants in a container that'll live on my deck where it can be shaded from the intense Rocky Mountain sun. April is pretty early to plant these, however since they are in a container I can bring them inside if there's a frost overnight.
Lastly this is the groovy pot I got last weekend - I plan on making a herb garden in this - one that can come inside and live on my counter in the fall & winter so I can have year round herbs.
Hi Andrea. I just noticed you have two blogs. How do you find the time. I was happy when I saw this one too. I love to garden also. I am so impressed by your seedlings. Every year I say I am going to do that. Then I wait too long. They look great! I am jealous..LOL.
ReplyDeleteplastic cups is a GREAT idea!! I was imagining having to buy little pots to transplant my seedlings into. SCORE! I cant wait to see how your garden grows! :)
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