Planting Marathon Spring 2009

Forget that it's Pesach. I am really not supposed to be planting.

But otherwise, I'll be behind. Some of these things are way behind already.

Please? I'm having a horrible day.

So.

Planting Marathon Spring 2009:

In the Burpee, which was harder to plant up than I hoped, but that's another story, are now planted...

* = Freebie from seed swap or SASE

< = Leftover package from last year

All the rest are new, paid-for packets from this year.

~ Beets, Golden Detroit< x 6

~ Beets, Detroit Red< x 6

~ Melon, Minnesota Midget x 6

~ Watermelon, Sugar Baby Organic* x 6

~ Garlic Bulbils* x 6

~ Garlic Chives* x 6

~ Cucumber, Marketmore* x 6

~ Cucumber, Straight 8< x 6

~ Cosmos, Psyche White x 6

~ Tomato, Amish Paste* x 6

~ Tomato, Tamina< x 6 (this was one of my most reliable last year!)

~ Zinnia, Green Envy x 3 (hopelessly using up packet from lousy eBay seller)

~ Lemon Bee Balm, Monarda Citriodora< x 3

OMG, I'm totally exhausted. It must be time to fold laundry.

Thank goodness for E.R. If I didn't have a bazillion old episodes on DVD, I don't know what I'd do.

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