As some people may be aware I have been a busy little chickie over the last few weeks. We are almost ready to put seeds in the dirt and this is the exciting result.
Your Neighbourhood - 03.03.12
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Thursday, 22 July 2010
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8 comments:
What a great idea!
Thanks Jamie,
It's all very excitascary at the moment.
I have had a great response from everyone I mentioned the idea to. That of course is great for convincing you to push forward even when those little bumps turn up.
Kind Regards
Belinda
Wow! You have been a busy chickie.
Well done.
I hope it takes off and you're an even busier chickie
Brilliant idea - the idea of locally adapted seedlings is very appealing. Especially for the things our slugs think are delicious and I cant get to grow from seed (because they are eaten almost immediately LOL)
Thanks Nevyn,
Right now it's all looking great.
I expect to sleep "really" well from the middle of August through September getting all of the orders into the soil. After that it's just love, care and watering. :-D
Thanks MrsB,
Yeah, that certainly can be a problem up in the hills and the main reason I don't sow direct in the garden.
Can't wait to meet you tomorrow.
Kind Regards
Belinda
Nice one Belinda. Great work on the seedlings and promoting heirloom varieties.
Gav
If only I lived closer - GREAT idea. Good luck with it all.
Thanks Gav,
I just have to remember to keep breathing and enjoy the ride.
Thanks Rebecca77,
It will be interesting to see where it goes. Everyone I have spoken to is extremely positive about the idea.
Kind Regards
Belinda
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