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Lillian is 9 months old this week! |
Berry writes, "All the patterns of the farm are gathered into an ecological pattern; it is one "household", its various parts joined to each other and the whole joined to nature, to the world, by liking, by delighted and affectionate understanding. The ecological pattern is a pattern of pleasure."When Kate and I decided 2015 would be the year we would start Coseytown Flowers, we made some goal. We each did our own research on what plants to grow, but at the end of the day we decided we would always grow what we liked. We never want to lose the enjoyment of why we chose to start our own business in the first place.
We are 99% finished buying our seeds for this year. (You can never be 100% done with purchasing flowers, can you?) I typed up the list of everything ordered to have available for potential customers and I noticed a few things. We are trying new things! YAY! I love experimenting. We have a few tried and trues. Success waiting to happen. And we have a few plants that I have no idea how desirable they will be, but I LIKE THEM. :) And we are growing 20 varieties of Zinnias. Crazy? Probably. But they are our favorite.
Weather today: Cloudy, 30 degrees and sprinkling rain.
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