Now that you have been reviewed, and someone has complimented your writing and synergy, I hate to wreck it by by my disjointed off topic rambling. This is probably the last time I post, since I am very, very pregnant.
I spent a lot of time working out my seed order, knowing that I will not be able to think straight soon, and for quite some time. Kathy wanted to know how I was possibly going to start seeds with a newborn infant. My plan this fall was that I was that I was going to convert all my annual space into perennial beds, so I got all these plants this fall, but we just redid our kitchen with this big window, and I am already eyeing where I am going to put in my new beds, even though I couldn’t properly take care of the garden I had before.
I have some serious seed compulsions, and I love old garden roses, and I have fantasies of recreating my grandmother’s backyard for my son(s). I love fragrant flowers, especially sweet peas, and I fancy myself a zone 5, on the eastern shore of Lake Ontario.
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