See Spot Grow

And Tom and Jane and Sarah and Harry and....






Little green seedlings are popping up all over the place. There's at least one of everything peeking out of his or her comfy little peat pot. It won't be long now until they graduate to the big plant pots. :-)

Beware the LGSs!

The LGSs are coming! The LGSs are coming!

This is what they looked like when I left this morning:



And this is what I found when I went home for lunch!!!




We have growth in the flower, bean, cucumber (above), and herb (below) quadrants:

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Tuesday finished off fast and furious with the Little Green Seedlings (LGSs) popping up in several cells.



Overnight, the situation accelerated. Wednesday morning found the LGSs pushing ever closer to the roof of their domicile.



Great watchfulness and caution is called for now. The LGSs are on the move! It won't be long before the last of them break free....

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Day Three of the Great Garden Gallivant:

The seeds are sprouting! We have growth in cells A2, E4, and A8 (per the charts in the previous post ;-)). A8 is still only visible through a tiny crack in the peat, so here are pictures of

A2


and E4.


Sigh....aren't they precious?

I know you all want to get some sleep tonight...

...so just in case you were wondering where each plant is slumbering in my seed tray, here's a diagram. ;-)

I'm baaaaack.....

I am very pleased to announce that it seems that my carpal tunnel has gone into remission. :-) Many, many thanks to all of you that prayed for me. I am very thankful that God has cleared that up.

I embarked today on the adventure that is my summer garden. Hooray! My seeds finally, finally arrived. (I will NEVER buy seeds from Burpee again. :-( It was a very, very bad experience.)

Here are the peat pots and the peat tray, floating about merrily soaking up hot water.

My happy little seeds! We have dahlias, impatiens, mixed flowers, tomatoes, green beans, cucumbers, peppers, oregano, thyme, basil, and cilantro.

And the fully assembled project.

The first seedlings should start peeking out in about a week. If I don't die of anticipation by then ;-), I'll be sure to post an update.