We spend some time every afternoon, after homework is done, playing outdoors. We play on the playset for awhile and then we usually play a game of tag or hide-and-seek. You know how I enjoy these breezy spring afternoons...
Last year we had Hopper and over a dozen peeps but we haven't had any new additions yet this year. We did plant the garden over the weekend though, well DH actually planted the garden, but I've helped water it! :) I have been so busy this year with the publication of A Pocketful of Seeds and other projects I've been working on that I haven't had much time to enjoy the outdoors. Hopefully, I've cut out some of the things in my schedule that were sucking up way too much time and I will be able to start spending more time in the garden and outside in general.
For those of you getting ready to plant your spring gardens, you might want to check out Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. In my opinion, they have the best variety of seeds and prices. I prefer heirloom seeds because I like to be able to take the seeds from the fruits and vegetables I grow each year and re-plant them the following season. You can't do that with hybrid seeds.
I'm still, by far, a novice gardener but I enjoy it so much and I learn a little more with each attempt. The way I figure it, even if nothing grows, I can still enjoy these. :)
Well, gotta run! Hope you all are enjoying the warmer temps!
2 comments:
nice! sunshine is such a gift!
a challenge to figure out what to do with our days and time...
We have had a lot of rain recently and a brief spell of snow (very exciting!)
However, I do love Spring, and I love gardening. One year I had planted tomatoes and cucumbers in boxes. What a blessing! I didn't manage to grow tomatoes from seed last year, so I bought little plants. Totally agree with you about heirloom seeds vs hybrids. God's creation must be preserved and propagated.
All the best to you and your beautiful family.
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