And speaking of things growing, look what we got out of our garden last week - wahoo!! What a way to kick things off - yum!
May 30, 2011
Growth
Ya know when your kids come from school with plants they've planted, and of course, they never grow. Ever. Well, at a cub scout activity, they planted tomato seeds. Once again, I thought, more dirt cups full of disappointment. But look what's thriving in my kitchen window:
Who knew!!
And speaking of things growing, look what we got out of our garden last week - wahoo!! What a way to kick things off - yum!
And speaking of things growing, look what we got out of our garden last week - wahoo!! What a way to kick things off - yum!
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That's a miracle. I was beginning to assume that school dirt cups were designed to teach about disappointment. I have a 'basil' plant that I was really crossing my fingers for.
ReplyDeleteAaaaaand now I have strawberry envy.
My kids love watching things grow! Unfortunately we can usually get them to spout, but they die once they go outside. I have high hopes for the strawberry plan my first grader brought home from a field trip!
ReplyDeleteToo Funny! I have those plant cups around too. We actually had a Father's Day one survive and thrive at my husbands office (where it is totally neglected and ignored!)
ReplyDeleteMy son brought home some cucumber "plants" a few weeks ago. I too assumed that they would end up being just like all the "plants" from years prior, but nope...there are two plants poking through the dirt. They are now about an inch tall! So excited! :)
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