shameless parental bragging

[gfrancie]

My son grew this. He was so tickled when I pointed this out to him. He planted the seeds, covered the seeds with dirt and then watered it on a regular basis. (He was a little too enthusiastic about watering so they may have had a bit too much water) We watched over several weeks as the seeds sprouted and grew leaves and now flowers have blossomed. Not even two and a veteran gardener!



Hey let's run around like a crazy person while Mummy attempts to take a picture.


Excuse me while I attempt to put the cap back on the lens.


And now I shall woo you with my pretty eyes. (Note the slightly messy face. Apparently he was attempting to do a mask with leftover yogurt... or something.)

Comments

[genesisdiem.livejournal.com]

wow. you must be a great teacher!

[wendolen.livejournal.com]

Red with variegated foliage -- my favorite kind of nasturtium. :)

[ingopixel.livejournal.com]

that flower will make a delicious salad topping! mmm, so spicy.

[worldforawhile.livejournal.com]

Oh, I feel a special connection with him now! The first things I remember growing and planting were flowers just like that, out of a seed packet that was labeled "First Garden for Children" or something similar. It was a very exciting summer. Very good work by the little dude.

[jessiesquash.livejournal.com]

He really does have beautiful big brown eyes! No wonder he's such a hit with the ladies.

[scream4noreason.livejournal.com]

The simplest things you show kids are the best,no?

lovely work!

[bbcaddict.livejournal.com]

and also - did his gramma knit that coat for him?


no I'm not knitting obsessed or anything.

[tenebrous.livejournal.com]

Your son has quite the pesto-colored thumb there.