Garden 2006

seakdivers · 03-09-2006, 12:29 AM

I've got a few going... I winter sowed some Nigella and Convolvulus. It's my first time winter sowing, so we'll see what happens.
Downstairs I have some Imperial Star artichokes (one popped up today!!), and some Beaverlodge plum tomatoes (which all popped up in about three days and have grown 1/2" just today - freaky).
Tonight my son planted some misc. annual seeds.
I have all of my materials on order for the greenhouse I'm going to build in the back yard, but they won't make it until the next barge which is 2 weeks away.

I hope I can get it done before we take off on our trip.

This is the first year that I will be able to garden since our house burned down, so I am probably going to be giving my soul to the local garden center. (but seeing that my soul is probably overdrawn, it won't do them much good).

03-09-2006, 12:29 AM	#5
seakdivers Icy Queen Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Southeast Alaska Posts: 700	I've got a few going... I winter sowed some Nigella and Convolvulus. It's my first time winter sowing, so we'll see what happens. Downstairs I have some Imperial Star artichokes (one popped up today!!), and some Beaverlodge plum tomatoes (which all popped up in about three days and have grown 1/2" just today - freaky). Tonight my son planted some misc. annual seeds. I have all of my materials on order for the greenhouse I'm going to build in the back yard, but they won't make it until the next barge which is 2 weeks away. I hope I can get it done before we take off on our trip. This is the first year that I will be able to garden since our house burned down, so I am probably going to be giving my soul to the local garden center. (but seeing that my soul is probably overdrawn, it won't do them much good). Last edited by seakdivers; 03-09-2006 at 12:31 AM. Reason: jeezus. too many beers.

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