Posted in Berlin plants, Personal plants, tagged Berlin, community garden, garden, seedling, walk, zucchini on 24 June 2009| 4 Comments »
Here’s a picture from an urban plant incident that spotaneously happened a few weeks ago. I was wondering how to transport four gangly zucchini seedlings from my apartment to the community garden. Luckily some friends dropped by to invite us for a stroll. So we took the zucchinis for their first trip outside. Maybe we should take our plants for walks more often. Why should dogs have all the fun?
Posted in Berlin plants, tagged Berlin, cucumber, florist, gardening, Mitte, potted plant, seedling, vegetable on 14 May 2009| 1 Comment »
While we’re on the topic of seedlings, and since it’s once again spring and planting time, here’s a photo of some seedlings I saw one year ago. It was at that time, the beginning of May 2008, that Sara and I started the Urban Plant Research project. This was one of the first entries in my logbook, made while Sara was still here on her Berlin visit.
Posted in Berlin plants, Personal plants, tagged balcony, Berlin, cold frame, garden, greenhouse, seedling, vegetables on 12 May 2009| 1 Comment »
I have to say it again, spring moves fast!
These are photos I took less than four weeks ago and forgot to post until now. What at the time were two-leaved sprouts in a tiny greenhouse on Anke’s balcony have since been transplanted and are flourishing in our community garden.
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