It’s hard to see, but running alongside those orange strings are rows of little baby seedlings that I sowed this fall. Larkspur, queen Anne’s lace, bupleurum, love-in-a-mist, bachelor buttons… all hanging tight, rooting in and waiting patiently for spring.
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how gorgeous….i love watching little seedlings come to life. xxx
Looks great!
How exciting. Gardening is so great because it always gives you something to look forward to–and time passing becomes a good thing.
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so great to see little green babies growing in winter – even if slowly.