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My babies ;)

Babies require an extraordinary amount of care. I realize that is a complete "duh" statement, but it's been a few years for me, so bear with me.

No, I haven't had a baby recently, but I have noticed that growing plants from seed also requires A LOT of care.

Wanna see my babies? Thought so :) Even if you didn't want to, I'm so proud of them that I can't help myself. I took these pictures this morning. I have to take them outside so they can enjoy the sunshine every day, and bring them all in at night so they can stay warm. And, of course, I have to check them every three hours and admire them, even though there's actually almost nothing to admire ... yet!

This is the whole "kit 'n kaboodle"--my gardening table outside. See them enjoying the sunshine? ;)


These are some of my seedlings:





I love the shape of the new hollyhock leaf. It's so interesting that each seedling looks so unique.
I'm sooooo excited! I can't wait till I plant them in our yard. Tomorrow I'll post pics of our "jungle" backyard and our dismally boring front yard. Then later in the summer I'll do a little "before and after" :)

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