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I love seeing the seedlings push up from the soil…. especially when you can catch them unfurling. Sometimes I’ve caught them when they are pushing up the soil on top, kind of like they are tossing off the covers of a bed, and the top comes right off as a big clump. Never fails to amaze, seeing them pop out.
Mmmmm! Those were yummy ones!
This is a big moment indeed!
It’s a beautiful moment when you see those tiny green seedlings
So exciting when stuff germinates isn’t it? They just can’t grow fast enough for me. Trying to fend off all the slugs that want to eat them is a task as well!
Peas are cool. They’re (almost) instant gratification: you sow them early, and they grow fast. I planted some last week and some more yesterday. Really looking forward to the end of June, when they will be ready to pick.
No matter how many times you see it happen…nature is still a wonder! Kim
great picture!
I keep an eye on your blog because you still get excited over the first peas of spring. I like that. Enjoy your day.