Here’s what it’s like outside right now – 14 degrees F, 8 – 10 inches of snow on the ground. So what am I doing tomorrow?
Starting seeds. Because why not?
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Here’s what it’s like outside right now – 14 degrees F, 8 – 10 inches of snow on the ground. So what am I doing tomorrow?
Starting seeds. Because why not?
Quite A Yarn 
Isn’t that always the way:)
We had wild gusty winds last night.
Enjoy your planting:) Spring will arrive eventually.
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Yes, it definitely is! It won’t come for a couple months, but that will give the seedlings time to sprout and get really established 🙂
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Seems like a great time to put spring dreams into action!
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Yes. Seeing them growing will be nice for me and also they should be well established by the time it is warm enough to plant them outside!
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It’s the right time!
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It is!
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I hope you have a lovely indoor spot to grow them on, until your soil thaws.
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Yes, I have a good spot right by sliding glass doors to the balcony that gets good sun pretty much all day.
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LOL, so true, why not?
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Right?!?
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That is the best way to combat the winter blues. Spring is right around the corner. Marigolds are my favorite!
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I love marigolds too 🙂 True – it is always nice seeing new plants growing!
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That is a great way to keep Spring on your mind!
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It’s coming! Not soon, but someday 🙂
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