@MrfunkedudeI will try to record some of it. Maybe in stages. The trampoline is already apart. We have some fencing that's now taking priority. The deer are getting braver everyday.

Cue up the "Mission Impossible" theme, the squirrel peeled back some of the wire on the old bed and popped right in and ate all the seeds I replanted, too. I just went and re-stapled the mesh (Apparently the old staples must have been too loose). #squirrel #gardening

Like I said, the idea is to set up a seed library to help other people get their own ecologically harmonious garden going.I'm going to plant out as many varieties as practical and see what grows well in my particular climate, but also grow others in greenhouses to get more seeds.Sometime soon I'll post the list to Ariadne Systems' blog (which is under construction.)

@SunnJax hello lovely sun friends!

@Barbramon1 @miyotehew oh! the leaves in my picture, I think, are from the “sour flowers” (oxalis pea-caprae) that are growing near it. I’ll have to check what the flower’s actual leaves are.

@apexnasi I'm in the midwest (northeastern Kansas) in the States.

@foxbasealpha wow. We have nothing resembling those snowdrop gardens here. Must be incredible!

@CrypticMirror Yay!

@ai6yr That’s a shame — Satsumas are really tasty! Too bad the squirrels think so, too.

@joewynne Thank you for sharing this. As the snow melts I've been pondering what plants I can put in. I don't have much sunlight in my backyard and tree roots are a nightmare, but I keep trying.