this weekend, mr.MadeItSo and the kids went to a local seed exchange.
they chatted with gardeners, beekeepers and farmers, and the kids made some crafts.
we’re now stocked up on some seeds for this year’s garden. i’m particularly excited about the local and heirloom varieties. i haven’t had much luck in the past growing veggies from seed, but i keep trying. one of these years, it will work.
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i have better luck with seeds than plants
so between the two of us, we’d have a really great garden! (or a real disaster of one! haha)
Hi Ana! It’s great you are supporting seed diversity. Good luck with your garden this year. I usually buy some seedlings from a local nursery as well as starting seeds.
thanks sheri! i’m excited about our new raised beds we made in the fall. good luck with your garden too!
I’m so glad you found Halton Seedy Sat useful to get you in the growing mode. Good luck and thanks for the post. I shared it on Twitter @groweatlocal and there are some other event photos if you search #haltonseedysat but I really like yours :]
~ Michelle
thanks michelle!