I admit it. I have some OCD coursing through my veins. I come by it naturally. When I came across people who sold dozens of varieties of tomatoes, it was hard for me to resist buying one of every single variety. I held myself back at about 45 varieties and 50 plants, or something like that.
I live in a city neighborhood, so I don't have a lot of extra space. I have turned half of my driveway into a garden by using so many pots. I also live on a corner, which means everyone can see into my yard, no matter where I am.
So, a couple of weeks ago, as I was wrapping up planting my pots, a car slowed down next to my yard. I thought it was going to be someone asking directions to someone's house I didn't know.
"Hey! You be selling some of them plants?"
I actually burst out laughing and said no, but it did strike a chord in me.
How fun would that be to actually grow and sell plants next year? I have always dreamed of creating decorative pots to sell.
Perhaps this year I will just settle for a roadside stand of my huge crop of tomatoes.
Hey, you might be able to start a little business there!
ReplyDeleteI grew up in the country and my grandmother had a harden that took up a little over a half acre. I spent lots of Saturdays weeding against my will.
ReplyDeleteDropping by from A to Z Challenge. This will be my first year participating.
Brett Minor
Transformed Nonconformist
What a great and fun idea!
ReplyDeleteI would love to start a container garden in my backyard. With 3 dogs, it's nearly impossible to plant anywhere. A container garden may just be the perfect alternative!
Hugs!
Valerie Nunez and the Flying Platypi