DIY: Recession Gardening – seeds sprouting!

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I’m planting a Recession Garden, nothing fancy, but way more involved than my deck herb garden. In the spirit of diy & indie I thought I would share my results with you for those who are interested. Don’t worry, this won’t turn into a gardening blog. If you read this blog regularly, you know that it’s rather like a stream of consciousness…whatever I am into, you are gonna hear about!

Anyway, I planted my first seeds over the weekend.  I decided to start from seed, because I want to use heirloom plants and organic ones as well. I also decided to sprout inside as opposed to sowing right in the ground. I’ve never had much luck planting seeds outside and getting them to grow. So, after 2 days some of my seeds are already sprouting! The cucumber seeds to be exact.

Here’s what I planted:

Pruden’s Purple Tomato, Yellow Brandywine Tomato, Yellow Squash, Cucumbers (the little ones), Dill, Cilantro, Basil, Parsley.

I’m also planting:

Oregano, Rosemary, Peppers, lettuce and maybe some beans of some kind.

7 comments

  1. I really enjoy this post. I have been thinking about gardening lately. I don’t mind if you include gardening in the mix.

  2. I also started some seeds by re-purposing soup & veggie cans. What is the netting you used to make your seed pockets? They look so great already!

  3. Super-cute!! I wish had an outdoor space for a garden. Someday! I’m making do with a few window boxex and planters by the window this year.

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