Growing some Arugula! 13 days after planting. Time to transplant into the ground!
See its early beginnings here.
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Hi, I'm Nikki. Part inventor, part craftsman at heart. Sometimes I make things, and when I can't, I blog.
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Wow, this is really nice and I love the way you identify your plant!!! Do you sell them? And how do you keep the stem of the marker from decaying? I really need some, too. I am also growing some plants and I just can't seem to keep my markers from rotting. Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteYou grow stuff! That's amazing. I can never do that :P
ReplyDeleteCarren: Crazy, anyone can grow stuff! As long as you have a little patch of sunlight and some fresh air. Just got a packet from the store, a pot, and some potting soil!
ReplyDeleteHey..how did you shot the picture? How were you able to make the background look the way it is? Nice! -clarisse
ReplyDeleteClarisse: Heyy, I just used my DSLR. f/8 and the background is pretty far back, which helps. If you don't have an SLR, I think using your point and shoot's macro mode (the flower icon) will create that bokeh.
ReplyDeleteAnon: I dipped the wooden spoon in liquid rubber! Email me :)