Check out my potato row! Now there's some imperfection for you... Looks like I need to lay off the wine coolers before I head out to the garden!! |
Yes, you read that right.
I don't want you to have a perfect garden! Perfect gardens never happen...at least not in my world.
I don't want you to have a perfect garden! Perfect gardens never happen...at least not in my world.
Check out this beautiful spud! He's from some left-over potatoes that I got from Azure Standard. Since they are organic, they started sprouting before we could finish eating them. |
It's important that you get over the perfect garden plan. Avoid it! Set yourself free. Enjoy your imperfect garden. Have peace and joy in the imperfections. They are beautiful.
I'm telling you this because I dream in "perfect". I research and try to figure out all the perfect answers for every question before it even gets asked. Sometimes I find multiple answers to each question which really throws me off my perfect rails. The needed decisions keep piling up and I get completely bogged down in it all.
I'm telling you this because I dream in "perfect". I research and try to figure out all the perfect answers for every question before it even gets asked. Sometimes I find multiple answers to each question which really throws me off my perfect rails. The needed decisions keep piling up and I get completely bogged down in it all.
Mr. Crazy Spud! |
I'm telling you...Don't go there! Trying to figure out all the right answers and create a perfect garden is really code for "I'm not going to have a garden at all."
That would be sad.
Buy a few plants or seeds and stick them in the ground. Do your best to help them along, but trust that your plants do not require a "perfect" world. Their job is to grow and they will do their very best to accomplish that end. Let them!
There is much to wonder about in the garden. Turns out, playing in the dirt is good for our soul.
may your day and your garden be blessed,
pam
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