Wintersowing Has Thrown Off My Seasons!!!

12 years ago

I think winter sowing has really thrown off my seasons!!! Lol* All summer I barely touched my garden, but now after four or five years of wintersowing I find it getting colder outside, and NOW I want to garden! LOL*** Instead of getting antsy in the spring I get antsy in the fall! LOL*

In my own defense I did have a baby this past spring, so with a newborn I didn't really get much time to go outside. LOL* I did plant a lot of my wintersown seeds and wouldn't have had much of a garden if I had not. ;)

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bakemom_gw
12 years ago
ahhh, the baby defense. nice. come on, you're hooked and you know it.
northforker
12 years ago
Ohhhhh aaaa babbbby!!!!! LOVE babies! Even more than seeds and flowers.

Congratulations on getting yourself a little garden helper. That little darling will be toddling around "helping" you plant next spring. Enjoy!
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quilt_mommy
Original Author
12 years ago
Bakemom - hahahaha, YES, that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it. LOL* This year though she'll be old enough that I can get big sis' who is going to be 10 to babysit while Mom gets some work in the garden done. At least that's the plan!

Nan - Thank you! We are thrilled, she is such an angel. We now have three little girls and they all know Momma is a garden nut. Gardens and quilts make this Mommy happy! ;) I have a big garden plan for next year too but most of it is for the kids. I have perennials coming out my ears (thanks to winter sowing and Lowe's great bargain plants) so I'm only doing a few containers this year and focusing more on annual plants like pumpkins, gourds, veggies and lots of sunflowers...fun things for kids to plant and watch grown. :)