.Sunday, May 17, 2009
Cilantro at 4 weeks
Cilantro started from seed in the garden April 15th in Boston at 4 weeks old. It took a full two weeks before I saw any sign of life from the seeds
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It's fun to watch gardeners in spring post photos of their tiny starts like celebrities.
ReplyDeleteAn exciting season to dig and grow.
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