4 for $1 seed packets from the Dollar Store reaped this:
and this:
And this is how it all went down:
Day 1
Day 7
Day 14
Day 21
Day 28
Day 35
Day 42
Day 49
Day 56
Day 63
Day 70
Day 77
Today:
Day 84
Even the castor bean friendship plant survived.
Here it is today:
The garden markers faded...
I will have to come up with a different plan for next year.
And here is the bean stalk's humble beginnings:
That's it for now...
Perhaps a future late summer post to see how they all survived will be in the works.
But, until then, lots of other home happenings!
it is great to see nature just doing it's magic thing! Jo x
ReplyDeleteLovely Astri, such a pretty blue. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of bang for your buck Astri!!! Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteXO Kris
beautiful flowers!I love it!
ReplyDeleteYour garden is lovely !! It's not simply one can buy and grow. You have taken a very good care that's why they all turned so beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteWhat are those white granules in the soil?
Hi Preeti, thank you so much!
DeleteTHe white granules are vermiculite:
"Vermiculite is an organic, asbestos-free soil amendment that can be used to improve moisture retention and aeration in potting mixes. It helps support root structure and stimulates root growth.
Use to improve moisture retention and aeration in potting mixes
Supports root structure to stimulate fast root growth
Organic soil conditioner registered with the Organic Materials"
Quoted from this link: http://www.homedepot.com/p/THERMOROCK-2-cu-ft-Medium-Grade-Vermiculite-489702/202187625#.UfGAwo3VB8E
How neat to seeing their beginnings until now. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLinda
I love growing flowers from seeds. Yours look so pretty. xx
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with your bachelor buttons! Your garden has turned out so magnificent!
ReplyDeleteTenk at så små frø kan bli til så nydelige sommerblomster i hagen! Det er naturens underverk! :-)
ReplyDeleteNydelig!!!
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