 Well, let's hope we don't get a frost until Fall, because I took the leap and put my bougainvillea and lime tree outside yesterday (I could take them in if need be), and today sowed a bunch of annual seeds, including sunflowers, scabiosa, California poppies, tithonia (Mexican sunflowers) and bachelor buttons.  I also sowed some perennial & biennial seeds:  columbine, hollyhocks, foxglove and echinacea.  I haven't put in my warm-weather vegetables yet (like tomatoes).  I  still have those under my cold frame.
Well, let's hope we don't get a frost until Fall, because I took the leap and put my bougainvillea and lime tree outside yesterday (I could take them in if need be), and today sowed a bunch of annual seeds, including sunflowers, scabiosa, California poppies, tithonia (Mexican sunflowers) and bachelor buttons.  I also sowed some perennial & biennial seeds:  columbine, hollyhocks, foxglove and echinacea.  I haven't put in my warm-weather vegetables yet (like tomatoes).  I  still have those under my cold frame.Gardening with children: my soon-to-be five-year-old daughter Sage identifies flowers for my wife, who is a passive by-stander in all this gardening.
 
 
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