As promised. Just left click on the diagram and it will become big enough to read.
I will sit down with my seed packets at some point so there is a list of varieties that I used. I've tried on two occasions, only to have my almost 2 year old daughter commandeer my lap and desk for coloring. A much better use of my time than chronicling seed varieties for posterity I think. Every color is pink or yellow to her. I've asked her if she is color blind. She says no.
The key -
1 Broccoli
2 Parsley
3 Carrots
4 Fennel
5 Nasturtium
6 Dill
7 Pole Beans
8 Black-Eyed Peas
9 Cucumber
10 Gourds
11 Lima Beans
12 Pumpkins
13 Tomato (singular)
14 Summer Squash
We've had rain the past two days, a shocking and exciting event, and more seedlings are up. In fact, I have at least one seedling of everything I've planted. I tried covering the soil with damp newspaper to keep the soil moist / prevent crusting and it seemed to help and get everything started. Then the rain came and all the plants have started sprouting in an aggressive fashion. I like the damp paper, but it looks like I converted my garden to a city park bench (sans bum), so I am going to go for damp burlap from now on.
On the death by neglect watch - one Nasturtium has fried in the sun, but my lone Tomato is hanging on.
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