Planting Pansy's

Back in the fall I had a few extra bucks and so I splurged and bought a flat of pansy's.

I have small area at the edge of the veggie garden that I want to be a flower bed.
I don't spend alot in my garden and so I wanted something that would last from fall into the spring.
Pansy's were the perfect choice. They are usually inexpensive and can be easily found in garden centers. I bought a flat for $15.00.
I was delighted. I had a $20.00 bill I intended to spend.

Yesterday I was watching the dog play and admiring those beauties that I had planted in the fall.
And I had a 'Duh' moment.
If Pansy's are so inexpensive and so plentiful in garden centers
they must be easy to grow from seed. I had never thought about it
before!

So being the 'Jazzy', 'High Tech' grandma that I am I googled it!
Then I looked on Pinterest and I found . . .

A great 'How To' over here.
I'm going to try it.
And maybe I'll have some beauties like this
And so I am off to the garden center to look for seeds
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