I tackled my slug-ravaged seed packets,
in much the same way as I had the kitchen cupboards
although with slightly more reluctance
to observe the use-by dates,
because if this Methusela seed
was capable of germination after 2000 years,
I felt that a three-year-old seed had a fighting chance.
These old-fashioned wage packets were
just the right size for re-packaging them.
Next up, the washing of the flower pots.
How interesting! Germinating a seed thousands of years old. I marvel at the organization of your seed cache.
ReplyDeleteYes it's that time of the year again!
ReplyDeleteI'm getting that fever, too!
ReplyDeleteOh, they do look nice in their packets! Shame to sow 'em, really...
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