 If you're anything like me, you set out on the weekends with a mile long to do list with a little bit of everything on there.
We had some family time at the orchard followed by a Lowe's trip (because who doesn't go to Lowe's on the weekend?), outdoor work, intense cleaning, never ending laundry, and continuing to purge one room at a time. As I look around, I am realizing we apparently have alot that "sparks joy," still. We even had some time to spare for an impromptu cook out with some neighbors. While we certainly chipped away at the list, one of the exciting moments was seeing our fall garden start to bloom! So as I sit here on a Monday, I can't help but feel like we're set up for a good week. Monday always feels like a good fresh start, don't you think? There is something renewing in returning to weeklong habits after 2 days of rest. It's also hard to even believe we're talking about fall already. However, as I sit on the patio writing this, hot cup of coffee in hand, there is a crisp morning breeze, which is exciting me for fall. It's encouraging me to pop a transitional summer/fall blend in the diffuser even of Thieves, Eucalyptus and lemon! Last weekend we laid out and planted our fall garden seeds. This weekend they popped through! We're officially on our way to homegrown fall veggies, which will be a first for us. This year, we are trying out this Survival Garden set of seeds we found on amazon. You can check them out for yourself here! They come in an awesome variety pack and are giving us a little bit of everything to try out. So far, we're super impressed with the quality and everything has sprouted on time. The lineup: - Buttercrunch lettuce: Germinates in 5-10 days; ready to pick 60-70 days. - Kale: Germinates 6-8 days; ready to pick 55-70 days. - Beets: ready to pick in 45-60 days. - Turnips: ready to pick 30-60 days. - Peas: Germinates in 7-14 days; ready to pick 21-30 days. - Beans: Germinates in 7-10 days; ready to pick 50-55 days. - Butternut squash: Germinates in 7-10 days; ready to pick in 90-110 days. Like I said, this is a fall gardening is a first for us, so any pointers are greatly appreciated! What are your favorite fall veggies?
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