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Good day from Kamakura, Japan, on this Wednesday, February 18th. Well, I’ve got sprouts; lots of sprouts. I’ve got arugula, cucumbers, basil, edamame and winged beans. Let’s take a look back, to Sunday.
A garden is a grand teacher. It teaches patience and careful watchfulness; it teaches industry and thrift; above all it teaches entire trust." Gertrude Jekyll
TKG Chapters:
00:00Opening
00:27Checking on the first sprouts
01:17Grow room plants are doing well, too
02:00Office plants are thriving
03:11Monday morning’s new growth
05:04Rescuing the freeze-damaged Aloe
06:57Checking on the Avocado Tree damage
07:53Tulip bulbs are sprouting
10:03Replacing ferns with Marigold seeds
12:59Checking in on Monday’s growth
14:44Tuesday, and seedlings are looking great!
16:15Wednesday, and we’re on our way!
17:49A walk in the park
18:45Beautiful Mt. Fuji 富士山
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