Apr 25, 2014
Planting time! I have a lot of pots left from the plants that didn't last over winter 😁
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Planting time! I have a lot of pots left from the plants that didn't last over winter 😁
After only a few short weeks we have a sprouting window box, and new celery stalks emerging from the old. These little guys will be find new homes in pots this week!
Just a reminder - continue bringing your plants inside at night!
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