First, I must say that I was tremendously disappointed by the seed distributor's seed packaging! BORING! Just look at this!
What happened to those packages with the lovely pictures of the vegetables we hope to have? Sigh....Well, now you can have a peek at our garden.
Just like the chickens, the garden is getting a head start in the garage with a nice climate controlled setting. 
Last week, we started some lettuce seeds and just look at them go...or grow ;)
For those following our chicken tales, this one is most definitely a boy! He's a silver-laced Wyandotte. We've been told that the clues are in his very red comb and early beginnings of wattles below the eye. His legs are also larger and more sturdy than the pullets. Wyandottes are known for excellent large brown eggs - but of course we won't be getting any of those from him! We're watching to see how he gets along with the girls and with us. He has very striking coloring, so hopefully he'll stay a peaceful guy and get to stay!
Just like the chickens, the garden is getting a head start in the garage with a nice climate controlled setting. Last week, we started some lettuce seeds and just look at them go...or grow ;)This week, we add broccoli, cauliflower and peppers...
For those following our chicken tales, this one is most definitely a boy! He's a silver-laced Wyandotte. We've been told that the clues are in his very red comb and early beginnings of wattles below the eye. His legs are also larger and more sturdy than the pullets. Wyandottes are known for excellent large brown eggs - but of course we won't be getting any of those from him! We're watching to see how he gets along with the girls and with us. He has very striking coloring, so hopefully he'll stay a peaceful guy and get to stay!
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