I am not quite sure if seeing seeds sprout will ever be a dull experience. I can't even describe how exciting it is to see the little sprouts come up. It seems to wet my anticipation for what is to come of these sprouts. Being that there are some specific flowers, others are part of dwarf mixture, (picture on the seed packet is in a previous post). I have learned that these may not flower until the following season(insert very long sad face here). However, the benefits of planting them far exceed the length of time to wait for them. Not only are they so beautiful and, well, wild looking, which I very much prefer, but they are excellent bee feed and ground cover.
My name is Ursula Albrecht. This blog is about my journey to plant an organic garden and cook magical food from it. I plan on planting a full garden every season and learning how to jam, can and all other sorts of exciting things with each harvest. I am a photographer and going to school to be a technical writer. This is a creative outlet for me. Please take a moment to comment. I would love to hear your feedback. xoxo Ursula Albrecht
Monday, August 22, 2011
Wilflowers sprouting to my delight and pleasure....
I am not quite sure if seeing seeds sprout will ever be a dull experience. I can't even describe how exciting it is to see the little sprouts come up. It seems to wet my anticipation for what is to come of these sprouts. Being that there are some specific flowers, others are part of dwarf mixture, (picture on the seed packet is in a previous post). I have learned that these may not flower until the following season(insert very long sad face here). However, the benefits of planting them far exceed the length of time to wait for them. Not only are they so beautiful and, well, wild looking, which I very much prefer, but they are excellent bee feed and ground cover.
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