Sunday, March 6, 2011

It's Garden Time ... right?!!!!


I love when the seed catalogs start arriving in the mail.
Have you planned your garden?
Ordered your seeds?
Started your seeds?

I'm still dreaming!
With everything that has gone on around here, I am behind
but I hope I get to the nursery and pickup some tomato plants and 
geraniums for the balcony garden.






I'll plant spearmint, basil and catnip (can't forget the furbabies).
I still have oregano and thyme in pots that made it through the winter.
I love zinnias and have lots of seeds including the new lemonade mix from Burpee.
Can't forget the green beans! 
Yum!!!

I hope Spring is springing where you live.


Wishing you well and a JOY filled week.


34 comments:

Janet said...

I've pretty much given up on trying to garden here. If the wind doesn't get the plants then the heat does. I've tried so many different things and nothing seems to work. I wish you good luck with yours. I'll just watch enviously!

eileeninmd said...

I can not wait till spring. I love the colorful flowers. I usually do not see any blooms this early. I wish you a great week!

Pattie @ Olla-Podrida said...

I get a bit insane when it comes to seed catalogs, making up so many lists that I'd need acreage, lots and lots of acreage, in order to plant everything. I'm trying to keep it simple this year, but we'll see.

Thanks for visiting my blog and commenting on my smiley face pancakes. I say definitely go for those Star Wars pancake molds. Why not? They looked like fun to me!

Barb said...

I'll dream about seeds for quite awhile yet, Snap. It's still snowing here. However, that new Burpee Zinnia has caught my attention. I always plant Zinnias in Denver - the season is too short in the Mts.

Sue said...

It seemed as if spring was coming, but we've taken a few steps backwards over the weekend. It got really cold again! My husband is the resident landscaper around here...he just loves his catalogs:)

pam said...

Oh great mosaic....I am so looking forward to Spring this year...like never before. I'm so ready for green and other glorious colors....we've had so much white covering all the brown. Hope your week is grand!

podso said...

Your mosaic looks hopeful --- like someday it might be warm and things will grow again!

A Garden of Threads said...

I wish spring was blooming here, but sadly not yet. It will be another month before I see tiny bits of green.

Carol said...

Love your mosaic, I think we're all dreaming of similar things, pretty gardens, be it flowers or vegetables or herbs, just nice to see growth! My rosemary, oregano, thyme and chives all survived a pretty harsh winter here!

Meri said...

Aren't garden catalogs just the best fodder for spring dreaming?

Pondside said...

Now that mosaic is a real teaser! I haven't done any planning either - we're spending a lot of time on the road between doctors' offices, labs, tests etc....but if I don't do seeds, I'll buy seedlings. I can't wait!

Pat - Arkansas said...

Not quite time for me to start a garden here; we had freezing temps last night. I don't do much veggie gardening, flowers are my thing. I did try a hay bale garden last year, but we got so much rain that the hay mildewed and the peppers and squash I planted therein croaked. I may try to put in a small raised bed this year. I'd love to have a few tomatoes and some hot peppers.

xinex said...

You will have a beautiful garden for sure with that plan. How exciting!...Christine

A Bit of the Blarney said...

Not springing here yet, but it keeps teasing! Have a wonderful week! Cathy

EG CameraGirl said...

Oh how I wish it were time to garden here. I have to clear the snow away first. :))

Carol at Serendipity said...

I don't do the seeds any more. I buy the plants now. I love zinnias and snapdragons and fill my little garden space with them. The window boxes get herbs and I have some containers with other flowers! Just a small garden but it works.

Great mosaic. I shall have to see if I can find the new zinnia!

Have a great week!

Carol

Gardening in a Sandbox said...

Oh I am dreaming of spring but Mother Nature is not cooperating here. We had a fresh dump of snow on Saturday night. V

Cezar and Léia said...

Ahh your mosaic is beautiful, it's all about lovely colours and Spring feelings in the air!
purrs
Luna - WE LOVE LUNA and hugs from my mommy Léia ( have a great week sweet Snap!)

One said...

That's a lovely mosaic. A whole lot prettier than my little critters.

Lorrie said...

We're all waiting impatiently for spring, I think. I'm thinking about my garden - will likely plant basil, tomatoes, zucchini, lettuce, and green beans. We don't have much room here, but I do like to grow a few things.

Unknown said...

Hi,

I love your mosaic. Hope you and Mr. Dragon are having a nice day.

Karen

Kim Mailhot said...

Oh, those colors hold such promise ! Enjoy the process, Lovely Snap !

~Lavender Dreamer~ said...

A very pretty mosaic...time to think about gardens! ♥

bj said...

We are just beginning to have winds and sandstorms out here in West Texas, which marks the beginning of spring. Our springs aren't too fun, here. Summers are wonderful, however.
I am dreaming of pretty flowers, too.:)

ellen b. said...

Planning for pretty flowers and vegetables must be a lot of fun. I dream of visiting other people's gardens :0)

Unknown said...

I just read your note. I am so sorry for your loss. I didn't see the post about Mr. Dragon passing. The only comfort we have when we lose someone so special to us, is that they are in a better place. I know that your faith helps you get through.

Carol, I don't mention it on my blog, but my husband has Alzheimer's Disease. I have spent much of the last two years grieving the loss of the husband I once knew. Although he has his good days, I have become an expert in the thousand little goodbyes my daughters and I have gone through.

It's amazing how strong we really are, and it takes the adversity of grief sometimes to let us know that we will get through. Focussing on the good things, and taking time to grieve.

You are a special lady, and wherever Mr. Dragon is, he is shining favor on your walk through this journey.

Blessings,

Karen

Wildflowerhouse said...

I am watching the last bit of snow leaving the pastures and hoping for NO more. Your pictures make we want to get in the dirt and dig!!!!

By the Bluegrass said...

I am so ready to plant a garden just like this.
xo,
Sena

SavoringTime in the Kitchen said...

Since our growing season is so late, I just ordered seeds today! I can't wait to see something green sprouting again :) Basil and thyme are a must! Peas too. I'd love to plant some zinnias this year too.

Shel said...

Such a lovely mosaic of pics! I love gardening too and am also planning a potager at the back of my home. Your blog is "luscious"!
Beautiful photographs.
Thanks for visiting!
Shel x

Glenda/MidSouth said...

I also am looking forward to flowers. The brown/gray landscape has worn it's welcome out.

Diann said...

Love seed catalogs! they bring a breath of fresh air when you are staring at tons of snow!

A Sunny Yellow Window said...

What a pretty mosaic! Am relishing each pic in it, in detail.. very nice!

Rosie Gan said...

Sweet mosaic. No sign of spring here...it is summer all year long!
Rosie