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Published on May 7, 2020May 9, 2020 by wildchildfarms

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Last weekend my girls helped me plant the first half of the 700 or so seeds we start each year for the wild child plant sale. Are you signed up for this free email series?? In 30 quick challenges, I will show you to have the best garden ever!!! Join me and be ready for a spring garden that is better than ever! Link is in my bio! Swipe to see our #10yearchallenge. This space has changed so much, but how I feel about it hasn’t changed at all. Don’t let FEAR OF FAILURE stop you from growing a garden this year!! I forgot to pick this broccoli, and it is ruined. It happens! 🤷🏻‍♀️ Im out doing a little “after the freeze” picking over here, and I am more in love with this cold season garden every day! She held up to our 27 degree night last night like a champ! DO YOU NEED A DO-OVER? Plant these veggies for a second round this month, and you’ll be picking before most of the spring planting happens! First freeze, and we are ready! We went from years of looking like a tent city to now we are on the prairie circling the wagons. 🤣🤣 Now I will be by the fire, cozied up with my seed catalogs because I’m pretty sure I have frost bite! #louisianagardening Don’t miss the best month of the gardening year!! JANUARY is here, and of all the goals and dreams and resolutions I could be making today, I find myself surrounded by my seeds and sticky notes and notebooks, and my soul is on fire. Our favorite radish this season is the ‘Pusa Jamuni’ from @bakercreekseeds. It has a very meaty flavor, which we love, and almost tastes like a baked potato when it is sautéed in butter and lemon juice.
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