I think they are supposed to look more "planty," as in, bigger.

Garden....

Well, I transplanted my seedlings. Following online content, http://www.motherearthnews.com/, and http://www.yougrowgirl.com/, I am hoping for some good plants. However, since it has been insanely windy, and mostly soggy here, I found this in my backyard recently.

I think I need some help though, as these are my seedlings. My toddler's pumpkin plant looks stronger than all my efforts. Please send some advice!!

The singing chef.

I think that handle is already taken. But, here are some photos taken by Carrie_W of the Music Village Authentic Mexican Cooking Class led by bassist Paco Luviano and assist by me, Hannah Burgé. Apparently, I'm very merry.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/carries/sets/72157626012939116/

on a roll.

And, I'm on a roll.

I will still post news about the music community. I think that means that I will have a gardening and music performance and education blog.

I think that makes pretty good sense.

With sincere gratitude,

Hannah

This is my set up. Keep in mind it is snowing outside, and very little sun is shining through. Also, this is a north facing window, and I move the set up to a western window in the afternoon where the sun is bright.

I don't think I have any south facing windows in this house.

This is a photo of my cucumber seedlings. Are there true leaves on this plant?

Urban gardening. Getting started.

Alright, friends. I was blogging (infrequently) about music and music education. But now, I'm blogging about gardening.

This might seem random, but, I need some help, people!

I'll show you my seedlings, if you show me yours.

I'm following http://www.yougrowgirl.com/ and re-reading the "Grow Great Grub" book by Gayla Trail. I'm searching some other blogs, too.

I have found lots of info on how to plant seedlings, but not a lot of info on what to do for the weeks after. Do I need to transplant these guys somewhere else, before they grow in the ground?

Will continue my on my quest to grow food.