I love Erin's idea in her Photography 101 class at ReneePearson.com of photographing through leaves, so I decided to experiment a little with the idea myself. There aren't many leaves around here this time of year. These are actually the cold weather vegetables I started indoors. Yep, they are sitting in my window sill in my bedroom and the white behind them is actually snow.
I put this one first because I love it the most. What do you think?
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Romaine Lettuce
Columbia River Cabbage
Big Daddy Onions
Purple Kohlrabi
I can't wait to get these in the ground. The lake has thawed. That means good things around here. It snowed this morning but it's already gone. The tulips are starting to poke up through the ground out front and I pray the deer leave them alone. I cannot wait to see how the alliums do. I purchased 2 types of purple alliums and I know the deer don't like them.
Don't forget to get your cold weather vegetables outdoor hardy before planting them in the ground. Don't know how? Find out more here...
(Registration for Erin's class ends soon and my class, Photo Preserves begins next week - giving you until the first week in April to get registered.)
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