but the instructions on the seed packet said to thin out the seedlings.
I've never thrown living plants away before.
I'm trying my hardest to have a better garden this year. Following directions might help me in this quest.
Tossing the little sprouts reminded me of Ingrid, my carpooling friend when I worked at Digital way back when.
The company hired a plant lady to come in once a week to take care of the potted plants in the office.
She would water, trim, and do whatever the plants needed. Another co-worker, Maggie, would tell the plant lady to hide the clippings where Ingrid couldn't see them. She said we'd need to stage an intervention if Ingrid found living plants in the garbage. I respected the warning and, despite spending hours in the car together each week, never asked Ingrid about it. I think I kind of know how she might have felt.
Here are the keepers.
Grow well, little sprouts!
5 comments:
You put us all to shame. I haven't even THOUGHT about my garden that's still under four feet of snow.
I wonder if the Farmer knows any of this.
I shall pass it along.
good for you!
I'm with Becky.
We would need a hammer and chisel to get in our dirt.
(21 posts in 17 days, thats impressive.) Keep the gardening faith, its good for your little plants.
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