peas planted!

Tuesday, March 03, 2009

to do list

After being away on vacation, there's always a long list of stuff to catch up on. Here's my list:

1- Take pictures of my new sprouts: tomatoes and thymes! (These were watered well in my absence.)
2- Open a couple envelopes of new seeds delivered by mail in my absence.
3- Catch up on email (its endless) ...
4- Eat my Florida souvenirs: grapefruit, tomatoes, limes and avocado.
5- Finish uploading my photos of Florida flowers, birds and swamps.
6- Edit my planting calculator, based on some very good suggestions.
7- Check out my gardens - but then maybe I'll wait til the snow melts. I really thought it'd be spring when I got home! We have almost a foot of new snow. (Actually its beautiful.)
8- Get ready to plant broccoli, lettuce and eggplant seeds.
9- Hang out with my buddy, Skippy. Nice to be greeted by a wagging tail...

7 comments:

  1. I'm glad to hear that your seedlings were well cared for in your absence. I have come home to some very stressed and dying plants in the past. When I read that you were gone, all I could think was, "Oh, no, the seedlings!"
    Enjoy!

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  2. I started my tomatoes later than I wanted and it sounds like yours are at the same stage as mine....sprouts. It'll be interesting how much faster the Florida sun helps mine out. We'll soon find out!

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  3. Welcome back! Glad the seedlings are doing well and can't wait to see pics of how they are doing.

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  4. Speaking of planting seeds, this is the most dangerous time of year for me. The last frost date in my garden is end of March. But it's so lovely outside, I sometimes can't hold back from planting warm season veggies now. The predictable result is that Nature punishes my impatience by waiting for things to sprout and then ambushing them with a hard freeze. Just a few more weeks....

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  5. Hi Kathy, To Do list can be long this time of year escpecially after having a nice get away. I somethings find myself making lists of other lists to do.

    A fellow veggie blogger is hosting an event to raise awareness and funds for Rett Syndrome. All she is asking others to do is post a photo on her flickr of a dressed up family member or pet and then she is going to donate $10 on your behalf for every photo posted. It would be awesome if Skippy could participate.

    Here is the link to her blog for all the info:
    http://chiotsrun.com/2009/03/03/dress-up-2-cure-join-me/

    and here is my photo of a dressed up veggie :-):
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/21950260@N05/3329259332/in/pool-1018659@N20

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  6. It's always nice to be home again and check on seeds sprouting (great fun) or not (not so fun) and contemplate what's next.

    But just as nice is that wagging tail!

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  7. Glad you made it home safely Kathy! I think all of this snow will be GONE by the end of this weekend. Gonna be WARM out!! : )

    ~Dawnie

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