I grew this wheat as a favor to the cat.
He was not interested.
I tried it on the dogs.
No dice.
However, when I snipped a handful off with scissors, you could smell the scent of new mown lawn.....and it was all worth it. You can't imagine what a shock it is to the senses to smell grass in this season...wrong but in a good way.
And I wish these tiny little sunrise cacti would get growing. They seem to just sit there .....and sit there....and sit there....I planted some assorted aloe seeds I bought from Pinetree Garden Seeds yesterday, so we will see what they do.
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That photo is very original. I liked it.
My feline just flipped when he saw the wheat grass. LOVES the stuff. Sure does grow fast though, doesn't it? Had to get seed because he mows through it so fast.
Maybe you could bring it to the calfateria for a quick treat.
Pinetree Gardens has such a great selection to choose from.
You'll have to let us know how the Aloe seeds do.
I would love to smell fresh cut grass right about now! This snow just smells, COLD! and it stinks!
Then in August, Ill be complaining about the lawn growing to fast, full circle, but it always beats snow..
Seriously someone should put the scent of a new mown lawn in a spray or candle.
Got Green?
AHHHH... The green, green, grass of home, even if it is wheat. Don't worry about the cactus, when in Arizona I learned cactus grow slow, the Saguaro only grows about an inch a year.
Green is very much needed this time of the year!
pipocas, thank you very much and thanks for stopping by
Steve, what an excellent idea! And why didn't I think of that? lol I will do that
Dani, I will do that. I love Pinetree and buy most of my seeds from them
WW, It was so amazing...almost gave me chills to smell grass if you know what I mean
Jan, yes, yes...always a pleasure for sure
FC, only in flower pots.
ED, thanks, I don't know much about growing such stuff but mine made seed pods so I am giving it a try.
Mon@rch, not much around for sure
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