Sweet peas, potted---
Tomatoes and peppers, started---
Maple seedlings from last year that I didn't have the heart to kill- I found them rooted amongst the eggplants. But now what do I do with them?---
Cuke power! Go cuke go.Thursday, April 23, 2009
Spring Gardening in the Great White North
I'm still waiting to hear just how much federal reeducation money is coming my way so I can move on with my life. Thank goodness for gardening. It's a welcome and worthwhile distraction. Spring in Detroit this year is not nearly as cold and miserable as it was last year, though we did have sleet and hail a few days ago.
Sweet peas, potted
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Tomatoes and peppers, started
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Maple seedlings from last year that I didn't have the heart to kill- I found them rooted amongst the eggplants. But now what do I do with them?
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Cuke power! Go cuke go.
Sweet peas, potted---
Tomatoes and peppers, started---
Maple seedlings from last year that I didn't have the heart to kill- I found them rooted amongst the eggplants. But now what do I do with them?---
Cuke power! Go cuke go.
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So you have your deck back? I hope so, it's been long enough.
looking good.
I can't wait to get growing. We are still waiting for our weather to break. We had a frost warning last night!
Carolyn
We're eating lettuces and radishes from our garden. Very tasty.
I'll put those baby trees in with the 6 pots of hemlocks I have grown from teeny weenys and have no place for ...!
Love your Sweet Pea set up....RE: Maples, I imagine you still don't have the heart to them.....
I let some errant maples grow up, and when our house was destroyed by Hurricane Ivan they were some of the things that survived. I dug them up and transplanted them to our new home. You could pot them and let them grow into shade trees. They're very pretty when they're leafing out.
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