Kitchenability Blog
05.15.2012
Planting peppers for Mothers Day!
Mothers are very important in our lives, and deserve to be treated well on this great day. They gave us life for god’s sake!
So what did you do for Mother’s Day?
You might have taken your mom out to eat if you did…you must have made a reservation, because I worked in the restaurant industry, and Mother’s Day is the busiest day of the year! If you didn’t make a reservation may the force be with you as a say.
If you decided to stay in have a nice dinner like I did with my mom… what did you have or make your mom?
So we decided to garden on mother’s day. It was a lot of fun. It was my first time planting Serrano, and jalapeno peppers! I enjoyed learning from my mother who is an amazing gardener! I cannot wait to see the results of our pepper plant.
I had a lot of fun learning how to properly filter the pots, put down river rocks on the bottom of the pots to help filter the water, and also how far to put the tiny jalapeno seedlings!
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