Rainy Day Garden Joy, Trip To The Salvage Yard!

Introduction

Welcome back to Lovely Gardening Bits! Today, I want to take you on a delightful journey through the wonders of gardening. But before we dive into it, let me share with you a little secret. Yes, I'm starting this week's video indoors. Can you guess why? Well, the answer lies outside – rain, rain, and more rain! It's been quite wet and damp, which can be rather annoying. Nevertheless, I remain hopeful that the skies will clear up soon, as there are a few gardening tasks I'd love to accomplish. If not today, then next week, when the weather is predicted to be much better. In the meantime, let me show you some of the seedlings I brought indoors a few weeks ago. I've kept them on my windowsill, and boy, have they grown! I wanted to protect them from those pesky snails. So, without further ado, let's dive into the world of lovely seedlings.

The Joy of Morning Strolls: A Glimpse into My Windowsill

If only I could convey the sheer joy it brings me every morning to come downstairs and gaze upon these little seedlings. I stand there, simply marveling at them, and I can't help but think, "Oh!" This ritual repeats itself a few times a day. There's an immediate sense of tranquility that washes over me when I lay my eyes on the vibrant greenery inside my home. Now, I must admit, keeping indoor plants alive has never been my forte. But when it comes to the plants outside, boy, am I on a roll!

A Sneak Peek into the Outdoor Oasis: Melons, Zinnias, and More

Take a look outside – here's the current situation. Despite the rain, we have some delightful surprises waiting for us. Behold, our sweet melons! Once I get my hands on some fresh soil, I'll swiftly transfer them to their new pots. Now, these are an interesting variety – a delightful crossbreed between cucumbers and melons, aptly named as such. The best part? They're about the size of grapes! As we continue our journey, we stumble upon a colorful patch of zinnias. Ah, the Cinderella Peach zinnias, aren't they lovely? We only have a handful of these plants, but their beauty knows no bounds. And look: there, in the midst of it all, is my prized possession – a corn cob! To be precise, there are a total of 11 cobs, and I plan to keep around six or five for myself while generously gifting the remaining to my dear friend Joanna. But before any of that, these little ones urgently need to be repotted. Fresh soil is the key to their happy growth.

Conclusion

And thus, we conclude our journey through the enchanting world of gardening. Despite the fickle weather outside, my love for these green companions remains unwavering. There's a certain magic that blooms within each leaf, stem, and flower – a magic that both soothes and excites the soul. So, my dear friends, I encourage you to embark on your own gardening adventure. Let the burstiness and unpredictability of life prevail in your garden, as you nurture the wonders of nature. Until next time, keep embracing the beauty of gardening, come rain or shine.

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