...well, the lettuce have been harvested once already....
I'm growing with the SeedGROW project. Thanks to Renee's Garden for the seeds.
Saturday, July 02, 2011
GROW Project 2011: Post #2
My GROW project plants are coming along. Some slowly...
...well, the lettuce have been harvested once already....
...and some others are coming along...
...nicely!!
I'm growing with the SeedGROW project. Thanks to Renee's Garden for the seeds.
...well, the lettuce have been harvested once already....
I'm growing with the SeedGROW project. Thanks to Renee's Garden for the seeds.
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6 comments:
Hi Lisa, I LOLed to see you've been posting just as "frequently" as me, and for the same reason!! You already harvest some Babies lettuce? I wish I'd planted mine earlier!! Still love the BBQ container. If I didn't use mine for bonfires, I'd plant in it too! :)
Yea, I wish my connection were faster and my life were less complicated right now. It's good to be gardening though! I decided to harvest the lettuce as "cut and come again" rather than waiting for heads to form, although I may handle it differently in the other container. My grill planter is very successful again this year, but next season I hope to try growing the greens there on rockwool to keep them cleaner (just not sure if that's possible or practical, but I'm the experimenting type ;-)
Thanks for your personal marvelous posting! I seriously enjoyed reading it, you could be a great author.I will always bookmark your blog and will often come back in the future. I want to encourage you to continue your great work, have a nice holiday weekend!
Thank you! Have a great weekend yourself :)
I'm horribly late for commenting on July's SeedGROW posts, but since tomorrow is the 2nd, I'd figured it would be a good reminder that Augusts posts are coming up. Can't wait for the latest installment of your SeedGROW saga. I love the use of the grill cover to protect the plants!
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I can understand late...I'm hoping to be on time for tomorrow's post. So far the project seeds have been stellar performers! :)
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