I have been accused, by our friendly garden guru, of being obsessive. Me?! Just because I photograph our garden every day? Just because my husband and I almost compete to see who can get out to the garden each morning and evening to check on our sprouting darlings?! Surely. . .um, well, hmm.
However it can’t be a bad thing to have progress in the garden documented so well:
Just think how many more plants there are out in our garden! So really, I’ve actually shown great restraint. I’ve not documented each individual mizuna seedling (oooh . . . how tempting!) or documented the daily progress of potato leaves. Sure, some seedling might have been photographed often, but if I was really obsessive (or, well more scientific) I’d also have recorded temperatures, hours of sunlight, soil temperature, rainfall, watering, etc. So perhaps I could just be called ‘enthusiastic’ rather than obsessive?
Hmm. Maybe not.
Hi – a new reader here! I’m loving your updates, and am living vicariously through your garden. My current (rental) house only has 2 very small patches for me to grow vegies in, but I am trying to make the most of it for the time being! I’ve been eagerly watching the progress of my potatoes, leek, garlic and spring onions – this time of year is great 🙂