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The word is.....
TINY
I planted some Zinnia weeks ago....
it was awesome to see some TINY sprouts peeking through the soil....
some of them grow......
bigger and bigger by the day.....
and some of them did not.....
for the ones that not sprouting after 2 weeks or more, I dumped the soil back into my big pot of potting soil mix.
one day.....
I was surprised to see some TINY green in that big pot of potting soil mix...
wow, pretty amazing that these TINY little seeds are strong and determined to be alive.
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15 comments:
good luck to it
Lol - love the story of the extra flowers!
Loving these photos!! And how cool they started to grow!!!!!
Perfect photos for the word prompt, Kirsty. I love how the tiny seeds spring into something so beautiful.
Fabulous pics Kirsty - it's fascinating to watch the tiny seeds appear and grow - I remember fondly as a kid doing this, got lazy now and buy punnets of seedlings.
Always amazing to see how quickly nature responds! ;-)
Its amazing that something so small can grow into a big plant isnt it!! Great pics :)
I just love zinnias!! They have got to be some of the happiest flowers on earth! So amazing to me the variety of color you get from one little seed pack. Your garden is going to be so beautiful! Hope you share more photos once they start blooming!
love this flowers! Hello from Elma
Hi Kirsty, yes so much fun to see them grow, Zinnias are so pretty flowers!
Glad your zinnias are growing, I love that flower, Kirsty and they are hard to get started here, I think maybe the birds eat the seed out of the ground.!
Oh, I love zinnias, too! I planted several this year and they look lovely! Good luck with your zinnias!:-)
Lovely little seedlings!
I hope you will soon have very many colourful zinnias blooming. :)
Hee hee, it seems the tiny little seedlings tricked you! Isnt it heartening to see little things grow!
They're tough these little sprouts, good of you to give them another try! Enjoy watching them grow, I hope you'll have beautiful flowers of them!
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