We've lovely purple periwinkles in our garden. I collected seeds and germinated them in egg pots for a group of The Daughter's friends. They're growing so beautifully I rather think they might flower in the eggpots!!
I started many pots of chamomiles too. These are for NewToGardening, my blog reader and a wonderfully intelligent lady with a very warm heart.
These are for SS and I hope that with these 2 dandelion seedlings, I will earn the right to eat more of her cooking!!
Here are NewToGardening's lavender seedlings. I planted many, but only 2 germinated.
Oh so cute! Only someone with your patience and delicate fingers can manage to do this!
ReplyDeleteOh... so delicate.. and pretty... and hey... thanks for remembering about these seedlings... :) I can't wait to grow them!
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ReplyDeletesuch handiwork!
They are so cute and pretty...what a great and creative gift idea!
ReplyDeleteTing - some of those chamomiles are for you. I'm determined that you shall successfully have a pot of 'em to make into tea. I'll look after them till they flower and then you can have them.
ReplyDeleteNTG,you're welcome!
ReplyDeleteLeah - Yup! The Daughter is quite creative. Would you like a chamomile too?
ReplyDeleteFry - They're all food you know (except for the periwinkle).
ReplyDeletehehehe.....i guess we do share some lines of thoughts. *WIDE GRIN*
ReplyDeletePetunia - Oh, you haven't given up on me? :-)
ReplyDeleteTing - Lady! I don't give up easy! Heh! But anyway, got plenty seeds, and you like plants. I give you when it flowers... you should be able to manage to cut and eat right? Heeeeee!
ReplyDeleteYes, I love the eating part the most.!
ReplyDeleteGonna to save my egg shells from now on. Do the shells need draining holes at the bottom? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteA lovely idea to germinate seedlings in egg shells!
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