Some poor little baby plants got pummeled in last week’s storm before I could replant them. I had to run out and swoop them (and most of their dirt) up during a break in the storm and return them to their plastic containers. I have no idea if they’ll survive or not, but today the kids and I planted them in pots, as well as some seeds I had.
There’s the beginnings of my “garden.” Soon I’ll be adding a few more veggies and some flowers, too.
Far left: Jalapeno pepper plant; Above that: Marigold plant that “came back” from last year; Middle: Oregano and Mint, I believe, and I’ll be adding Cilantro; Above Right: Tomato plants; Bottom Right: Onion seeds. Not Shown: 2 More with onion seeds and one with cucumber seeds.
If they survive, I’ll have to separate the tomato plants and replant them in deeper soil. Right now they’re a cluster of baby plants.
If the mint and oregano perk back up with a little sunshine and water, I may need to move those inside, I don’t know. (I’ll have to look into that.)
I also want to soon plant some lettuce, the cilantro, and a few flowers for, you know, pretty-ness. 
I haven’t decided which ones I want to plant, yet.
Last year I started with just my marigolds and tomato plants. If all goes well this season I’ll have enough things to make salsa, fixings for burgers, and fixings for salads. Yum
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