Seedling update 3/28/13 We have peppers sprouting! : )

3/28/2013

If you have been following our garden blog, you know that we started our seeds earlier this month (3/17 & 18) for some of the garden plants we plan to include at our raised bed garden. This is a photo journal of the progress on those seedlings. We have since purchased more seeds to start hopefully next week to add to the growing selection! Any plants that are going to be excess that we have will be available to purchase at the Craft and Vendor show we are participating in on April 20th at the Ypsilanti, MI Eagles. See our "Around the Craftroom" Blog for more details on the show. Please, as with any of our blogposts, feel free to comment or ask questions. We'd love your input on our site!

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Teri Cranson

I have been interested in nature since my youth. My favorite class in school was any science that involved plants and I graduated with a major in Science as a result.
I grew up in a home where gardening was an everyday event - Dad had the produce covered and Mom was amazing in the flower garden. Together, they knew how to preserve the harvest by canning, freezing, or cold storage of the root veggies.
Today, I honor their memory by caring for both gardens and preserving and sharing our harvest. I hope to share my experience and help keep the tradition alive. Healthy living includes healthy eating and nothing is more healthy that fresh produce!

Since my diagnosis of Metastatic Breast Cancer in 2010, finding the cancer has now spread to my bones; making it difficult for me to tend to the traditional "flat ground" garden, we modified everything to make it easier for me to tend to my crops, by raising them using otherwise discarded Livestock Water Troughs. It is so much easier for me to get around and tend my garden now, despite my physical inability to work the ground... I recommend this for anyone with mobility issues!!

Seedling update 3/28/13 We have peppers sprouting! : )

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