It's springtime and moving beyond last frost dates in the northern parts of the U.S. Garden centers are humming, bees are buzzing. Birds are nesting in my hanging planters.
I planted out 25 tomato seedlings last weekend - what are you growing?
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This is my second season of growing vegetables in my backyard, this time I'm growing most of them from seed. It's cold where I live right now and I have: broccoli, snow peas, bok choy, leek, beetroot, fennel, some herbs (basil, dill, and parsley), and some flowers (strawflowers & marigolds).
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