The first of the peppers have sprouted!
Murasaki purple and Greek pepperoncini. Let's go little buddies!

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The first of the peppers have sprouted!
Murasaki purple and Greek pepperoncini. Let's go little buddies!
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January 2022: It Thawed A Bit
This is kind of cool. When the ice crystals formed, they pushed up different layers of the topsoil above the regular soil level:
This bird silhouette on one of our arch trellises is rusting into a robin:
We got takeout from a local Vietnamese restaurant & it came with slices of fresh hot peppers. I collected some of the seeds for this year’s growing season:
I really need to transplant these daffodils. They’ve been in this pot for at least two years already:
Our mahonia is showing a little stress from the freezing temperatures:
Lots of new growth in the center of this hellebore:
This just came in the mail!
Initially I only wanted to order the Peter Pepper seeds, but I found some strange tomato varieties I always wanted to try, so this happened. Too late to sow this year, but there's always the next.
February 9–12, 2019.
In which I ogle Growing Trade Pet & Plant’s shelves while standing in line to buy something to the tune of $120 worth of the most awesome shit for DIY soilless media, stupidly decide to mix said soilless media after starting a pull-ups program cold (it took three tubs and GD my arms are so tired), and we start our first seeds for the 2019 farm garden.
Orange Pepper Seeds by hynsonfamily
Every packet is hand filled. Myseedneeds.com/vegetable-seeds