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Posted on March 6, 2021March 6, 2021 by larksparrow

Another beautiful day for baby plants!

Rouge d’hiver lettuce

Purple lady bok choy

Possibly oregano in herb bed but also maybe a weed. If anyone knows please say so.

CategoriesEdible, Information, Plant species, Propagation, SeedsTagsbok choy, greens, herb bed, lettuce, oregano, purple lady bok choy, raised beds, rouge d'hiver lettuce, seedlings

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