July, baby!
But I’m doing this…
Seedlings, Seedlings, and More Seedlings!
These snow peas are changing daily. In fact, they are changing from morning to night. They are creeping me out, man.
Aren’t they beaut? I just hope they don’t start climbing before I get them outside. You can see what they looked like on Saturday at my Instagram.
We’ll just call this Single Shot Monday: The Late Edition
The day started with bread baking and will end with writing.
The G-Pup came home from the groomer with a micro barrette with a pink feather dangling from it clipped to her ear. Usually she comes home with a bandanna tied around her neck. I guess spring has sprung for the groomer techs. She’s clipped, fluffy, clean, and stylin’.
I’m clean. The end. Okay. Truth. The hair is fluffy, but not in a good way.
And Monday is in the house.
Words to count before I sleep, peeps.
Elen
Elen Grey 
Snow peas! They’re gorgeous! I have planted only a peach tree so far. I need to rebuild my garden beds. But you have inspired me to plant some seeds of something, maybe bush beans (because they don’t need a trellis). 😀
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Thank you, Diana. I saw your peach tree, and I’m really excited about that and its progress. Gardening soothes me… except for the constant battle to keep the demon squirrels and pigmunks out of everything. My organic mulch looks like it’s been aerated. 😉
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I’m ashamed to say that I haven’t started any seeds this spring. Usually I’m all about starting some flowers and veggies, but this year I am going to *gasp* buy whatever I need when its time to plant outside. Your seedlings, however, are adorable and I love seeing them.
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That’s what I did last year except for a few things like greens and carrots and shallots. I just couldn’t get my seedling act together last year. It happens. And thank you.
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Mmmmm I love peas. I used to eat them right out of the fields.
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LOL Yes, mostly I stand in the garden and eat the peas. Since I’m doing snow peas this year, I’m hoping they get to the table. 😉 Are you doing A to Z this year? I’m hoping to get to my Reader today after I get some decent word count in. I’m sending you some rain. Just sayin’.
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Yep, I’m doing A-Z again this year. Getting ready to post C is for… Looking forward to warm and rain. Get this snow outta here!
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Peas are sturdy little fellas. They can tolerate cold. I’ve started them, direct seeding outdoors (in a sheltered spot, against a west facing wall so they could climb and enjoy the late afternoon sun) as early as mid-March. You could experiment with a few to see if your micro-climate is suitable?
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I haven’t been brave enough yet to sew directly outdoors in mid-March. These will go out pretty quick. And I’ll try that next year, Maggie.
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