Happy March, Friends!

What seeds are you itching to sow if, like us, you are expecting more snow soon? 🌿

We’ve sown our first peas next week in the past; we’ve also had to wait until mid-April.

Which is all to say!

Paying attention is one of the greatest gifts we can offer ourselves and the world…

…& getting to know your soil in all seasons is one of the most essential acts of gardening.

Tip: To test if soil is well drained (not soupy!) and can accommodate directly sowed seeds, grab a handful of dirt and make a small ball with it. Drop it from waist height & if the ball drops (or plops!) to the ground and doesn’t break, wait! If the ball drops to the ground and falls apart, go for it! ✨

Sow Seeds & Sing Songs,

Petra & the Whole Fruition Crew

Ps

Friends, whoever you and wherever you are, resist feeling like you're starting seeds too late! It's easy to feel behind scrolling through social media, but this just in: Younger, un-stressed transplants are more healthy and thus more abundant than older, more stressed transplants, so resist starting most seeds til early / mid April here in Zones 5 & 6. And! There are as many ways to garden as there are gardeners 🌻

Pps

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