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Tag Archives: Seedlings
April showers
We have a week of on and off rain, but that’s okay because trees are budding and bulbs and perennials are coming up which is a sure sign that spring is here. My daughter and I rejuvenated her raspberries by … Continue reading
Bees
Respectful, fascinated, or afraid? Those three words probably cover most of us when the subject of bees is brought up. Many are able to live and let live while some are extremely allergic and an interaction requires medical attention quickly. … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, New England
Tagged Bees, Chocolate Chip Cookies, Forsythia, Fresh eggs, Gardening, Lilacs, New England, New Hampshire, Seedlings, Spring, Sweet Cherry Tomatoes, Wisteria
64 Comments
Nor’easter
A Nor’easter blew in, and it brought me a shed. 🙂 We have been talking about getting a small garden shed for a couple of years, and found this 8′ x 8′ one made by a young man in Casco, … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, New England
Tagged Bulbs, Cannas, Crocosmia Lucifer, Dahlias, Flowers, Gardening, New England, Seedlings, She Shed, Shed, Spring, Tomatoes, Tools
58 Comments
Grandparenting
This Monday morning the wind chill is well below zero after a couple of almost 60° days last week. The majority of the snow has melted, sap is running across the area, and my seedlings are doing well. All good … Continue reading
Day 36
Happy Monday! I hope the sun is shining where you are because I’m relishing the fact that we are having a beautiful day which means I’ll be outside for a couple of hours which is good for my body and … Continue reading
Posted in New England
Tagged Coronavirus, COVID-19, Craftsman tools, DIY, Gardening, Seedlings, Spring, Stay at home
65 Comments
Day 29
I’ve been trying to write a post, but mostly I’ve sat here looking at the blinking cursor because I’m struggling with something to say. Some bloggers have been energized by the availability of time to post, but I readily admit … Continue reading
Posted in New England
Tagged Corona virus, COVID-19, Gardening, Quilting, Seedlings, Sewing, Stay at home order
74 Comments
Play Dirt
I hope my friend, Sue, doesn’t mind me borrowing her great-grandson’s favorite request of her to ‘play dirt.’ Trucks, pails, shovels, and laughter follow that request. 🙂 I can’t play dirt here in SC nor could I if I was … Continue reading
Seeds and Snow
February is the time of year when gardeners everywhere are scouring seed catalogs and getting ready to start the process of planting those individual seeds into cells tucked under lights and kept warm and watered until they are ready for the garden. This winter … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, New England
Tagged Gardening, New England, New Hampshire, Organic gardening, Organic vegetables, Seedlings, Seeds, Snow, Starting Seeds, Stout Oak Farm
36 Comments
Gardening mid May
I’ve been gardening almost every day for a couple of weeks now. Life is good. 🙂 There has been a lot more pruning than usual because of the harsh winter. I lost some perennials, the deer ate the tops of several … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged French Angora Rabbit, Gardening, Seedlings, Spring cleanup, Spring gardening
14 Comments
Easter and Gardening
Here’s hoping you had a nice Easter weekend with plenty of good food including a few exceptional sweets. We have a small family, but my daughter and son-in-law are both terrific cooks, so the food is always delicious from entrée … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Quilting
Tagged Applique, Easter, Gardening, Perennials, Quilting, Seedlings, Spring cleanup
8 Comments