One of my planters in the front yard has red and white petunias, snapdragons and pelargonium (geranium). It looks pretty sparse right now, but should fill in nicely.
So I did not plant my seeds yesterday. I fell asleep on the couch after lunch. I woke up and made chicken pot pie with a Bisquick crust (homemade Bisquick mix). I used the meat left from the chicken I roasted on Monday night with frozen mixed veggies, 2 diced potatoes and 2 cans of mushroom soup.
My Sweetie Pie took a bag of frozen sliced strawberries from the freezer on the weekend, used a couple on his cereal, and left the bag to drip all over the shelves in the refrigerator. I took those strawberries, 3 stalks of rhubarb from the garden, peeled and sliced the two lonely apples languishing in the bottom of the crisper, to make a fruit crumble for dessert. It baked while we ate our chicken pot pie.
The carcass from the roast chicken I put in the crock pot this morning so simmer all day. I will take any meat left over from the bones to add to my stock to make a chicken soup tomorrow for lunch.
It took me longer to write this post, than it did to plant my 5 rows. So I will quit here. Have a good evening.
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That is a huge garden! I hope everything grows well for you :) Mine is winding down, nothing really grows very well in Florida in the summer, it's too hot. Just the peppers, probably. How do you collect cabbage seeds? I have several cabbages growing (since last fall) but they're not flowering or anything and the bugs have started attacking them so I guess I'll just let them have them.
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I don't collect seeds. I buy all of them. I am very new at this vegetable gardening. I love my flowers, but didn't really get into growing veggies until after I retired. Anyways, our growing season is really short; so I decided, it may be too late to attempt cabbages from seed at this late date. So tomorrow I will buy cabbage starts from the nursery, and leave the cabbage seeds that I bought until next spring. Then maybe I can start them indoors.
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