Thanks, I planted new lettuce and after three days they are starting to sprout. It is over 70° in the furnace room where I have the seed racks. The plants all come up fairly quickly. I'm taking your advice

Never! Never! Never, outing you, my friend. I too have always been a haphazard gardener and never once think of where to plant what, but just did whatever, lol. It all works out fine but the older I've

It certainly is very satisfying growing your own food from seed. Happy gardening.

I'm glad you didn't get 30" of snow like RI did. I too am trying to figure out what to seed and what to hold off on. This winter has been a rough one and it makes me wonder about the temps for early

I'm counting on it! Gardening should be much easier than last year with the extra weight off. Today I will have the sardines too. I really like the ones in mustard the best.

What a lovely alter with all those beautiful flowers for your momma. You can tell that she was loved very much, Denisse.

I know all too well, Denisse. My heart is with you, and I've been sending you and your momma much love and comfort. ♥

Thank you! How you holding up? I keep thinking about you. ♥

Glad to hear! We've had over 37" of snow this past 2 months, highest in years.

Lovely photo of the young swan, Neli. Here is my entry for the free theme.

That's a cool story; glad you are going to grow the Costmary again.

I absolutely agree!

Absolutely beautiful, so many flowers.

I hope you weather the storm safely and with full power. The last one we had took ours out for 36 hours. Stay warm!

Very cool that you got so many great photos of the owl in the daytime, it is unusual to see them for sure.

Thank you for the support. ♥

My goodness, those Orchids are all so stunning and I can just imagine the glorious, scented room. :-)

Great job getting the seeds organized and ordered. I'm going check out your posts on what seeds like. I soak the Rosemary seeds in water overnight before sowing and then put the tray on a heat mat until

That is awesome, Pam. The plants need that buffeting to survive being outside. I even have a ceiling fan going 24-7 in the greenhouse when they are out there.

I'm in zone 6b between Lake Ontario and Irondequoit Bay. I have hoops and raised, beds that warm up my soil quicker, plus the greenhouse keeps the warmer plants until it's safe.