If I'm on here now, showing you pictures like this
and this
Yukon Gold, baby! It's going to be like digging for buried treasure when its time to harvest these! |
Can you just imagine how bad I'm going to be as a parent someday? You just shuddered, didn't you?
ASIDE: I can't count on one hand the number of people who have mentioned to me that they're not going to let their someday-children play with my someday-children. Something about an overwhelming amount of dirt and access to weapons... and extreme butter intake, I think. Should this concern me?
I planted my spring plants last Sunday. We've got potatoes in the ground, in red, yellow, and BLUE varieties! Do you know what that means? That means I can have mashed potatoes in any of the primary or secondary colors! BOOYAH! There's also garlic (which I apparently planted wrong... again), onions from sets, scallions from seed, lettuce, and these colorful cuties!
And finally, because you've been clamoring for it (read: my mom asked me once, in an off-handed way), before & after pictures of our backyard.
Because, you know, that's what everyone does with their spring break: Clears 1/4 acre of land and builds vegetable gardens. At least the grass is starting to grow!
Either it's grass, or the straw we laid is sprouting. Green is green, I always say. Okay, I said it once, just now. Doesn't make it not true! |
Green-ing it up!
TFW
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Prizes are going to start falling from the sky next week!
I would LOVE for Kara to play in your for-real garden with your someday kids. :)
ReplyDeleteYour post just made me check my greenhouses. Looks like I have a couple tiny basil sprouts! I planted the herbs before we planted vegetables, but I'll be sure to give you blow-by-blow (or grow-by-grow) updates.