Isaiah, my little nature boy, really enjoyed the planting. He picked the orange and I added yellow to go with it.
Elizabeth picked pink, of course, and I added purple to go with her pot. 
She also really enjoyed planting. Each child picked out some gardening gloves too, hers are . . . take a guess . . . DORA! We've actually used them several times. The kids have helped me continue weeding, we've planted a couple more flowers. We have a friendly frog whose made his home in our bright pink flowers! We're trying our first garden, so far we have planted: watermelon, tomatoes, habaneros, and strawberries. Oh, and parsley and chives too, in the front. Each of the children also has a portion that they are in charge of watering each morning too . . .
Elizabeth picked pink, of course, and I added purple to go with her pot. 
She also really enjoyed planting. Each child picked out some gardening gloves too, hers are . . . take a guess . . . DORA! We've actually used them several times. The kids have helped me continue weeding, we've planted a couple more flowers. We have a friendly frog whose made his home in our bright pink flowers! We're trying our first garden, so far we have planted: watermelon, tomatoes, habaneros, and strawberries. Oh, and parsley and chives too, in the front. Each of the children also has a portion that they are in charge of watering each morning too . . .So, if you come over and enjoy our flowers, be sure to tell the kids they're becoming good gardeners!
Good luch with the garden (and the resolution to be more technologically advanced, is that how you put it?). Let me know how the watermelons come along. We tried those last year, but didn't know how to tell when they were ripe, so we picked them all too early and never really got a good one.
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