Has that illusive season called spring finally found the holler?
Blessings from The Holler
The Canned Quilter
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
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Yea! Maybe spring is finally here, although here in my neck of the woods we are having little white flakes still falling this morning. At least the sun is shining on and off and that can bring a smile to my face :).
ReplyDeleteOh I sure hope so!
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring:)
ReplyDeleteCome visit and join in the fun of our $25 Amazon gift card give-a-way. It's my way to help by sweet hubby get some new followers and to celebrate our 37th wedding anniversary :)
I know that you are a follower to his blog, but I just wanted to invite you to come over and get your name in the hat for the drawing :)
Have a lovely day.
Your blogging sister, Connie :)
Check out our new project . . . it's a big one and will take a huge amount of elbow grease, but that is something we have plenty of :)
Keeping our fingers crossed over here as well.
ReplyDeleteI've been admiring your peas, onions, and potatoes in the main photo for your blog.
Since we might be able to get some peas planted soon, how many rows of peas do you plant for them to grow like that, as far as spacing the seeds, to get them to all grow on the same trellis/fence. Those look so thick and lush. I might actually be able to grow enough to make a few dinner servings if I could figure out how far apart to plant the seeds like that.
My hubby mentioned renting a tiller this weekend. Ooo baby! I hope we can do that. I'm so ready for get a few things planted.
Gina
That picture is 1 row along a fence of t posts and stock panels of about 50 ft. The peas were planted 1 seed every inch.
DeleteAnd no snow around it...I think it is!
ReplyDeleteWould you send some Spring up north when you're done with it?? :)))
ReplyDeleteI have tulip leaves still only about an inch out of the ground. Sigh... I WANT color!! :D. Enjoy!
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