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crafty_packratToday I planted flowers -- specifically the dozen marigolds and one nasturtium I bought yesterday. I turned over the flowerbeds with my garden fork, and planted the marigolds alongside the walkway, and the nasturtium in a nook between overwintered onions.
Normally I'd have gone to Maryland Sheep and Wool this weekend but it's canceled. I can still check out the vendors, and there is an Online International Fiber Festival to peruse, but it's not quite the same as wandering around the fairgrounds, looking at stuff and eating cinnamon-candied pecans and pit lamb. I definitely won't be getting a flat of chile pepper and tomatillo plants from Thorne Farm, which means that I have no idea what vegetables, if any, I'll be able to plant this year.
Normally I'd have gone to Maryland Sheep and Wool this weekend but it's canceled. I can still check out the vendors, and there is an Online International Fiber Festival to peruse, but it's not quite the same as wandering around the fairgrounds, looking at stuff and eating cinnamon-candied pecans and pit lamb. I definitely won't be getting a flat of chile pepper and tomatillo plants from Thorne Farm, which means that I have no idea what vegetables, if any, I'll be able to plant this year.
