The garden grew -- phew. The only thing I lost was a pot of mint because it got flooded with too much rain and watering (I left it in a bad spot). I'm replacing them this week because I like mint in the summer for drinks.
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| Basil from seed (grow room) cilantro from seeds.
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| Peas and carrots from seed. | 
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| My peppers and one from the farm | 
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| Cucumbers and onions | 
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| Cabbages, tomatoes and greens | 
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| Filling out | 
I picked the greens this morning to bring a Cobb salad to the kids for dinner (I'm babysitting my grandson for the afternoon -- very excited) and sharing the garden is one of my ongoing goals. Although I was temped to keep them for myself -- fresh and crunchy.
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| It's a lot more than it looks. | 
My indoor plants survived too. Makes a difference to move them away from the strongest sunlight -- slows their water needs up enough to survive such a long stretch. I ended up rearranging some plants and got two new ones because (like books) I have a problem.
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| I'll replant soon. It needs time to adjust. | 
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| I liked the color of the leaves. | 
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| One my my favorite spots in the house | 
I'm staking the tomato plants -- they grew more than I expected. Time to help them out. I got the wooden stakes yesterday (hence some new plants). I need to watch my back today because I'm babysitting so it has to wait until tomorrow.
Hope you're having a good week. Later gators.
 
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