Apologies for the poor picture quality – my “real” camera is still hiding somewhere in a sea of half-unpacked boxes, and all I have is my phone – but I was so excited that I had to share.
The sweet basil seeds I planted on Sunday are sprouting!
You can’t really tell from this picture, but if you click through to the larger image on Flickr you can see them a little more clearly – look particularly at the ones in the top row and you’ll notice wee little green bits that have already made their way into the outside world. The amount of growth between last night and this morning, and then this morning and this evening, is actually noticeable!
So far I haven’t seen anything too earth-shattering on the other seeds, but now that I have a wee taste of success I am waiting with bated breath for new developments.
So wondrous!
This really is very fun and exciting for me, so I thank you all (particularly seasoned gardeners to whom this may be rather dull) for indulging my newbie-gardener thrill over such silly little baby steps. 🙂
That was fast!
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April 12, 2012
I know, right?! I was surprised! Now this morning I see some changes in the oregano seeds (which are much, much tinier) – hopefully the parsley will cooperate soon!
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April 11, 2012
There is nothing dull about new growth! Every season it thrills me to see the seeds come up. Congratulations on ALL your new growth.
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April 12, 2012
Thank you! 🙂
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That is very exciting! I cannot seem to keep anything alive apart from my daughter, so kudos to you…
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April 12, 2012
LOL, well, I think your daughter is far more significant than a few sweet basil seeds!
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It is one of the best joys of gardening–to see that seed germinate into something green!
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April 12, 2012
It’s exciting!
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