a ladybug larva -I finally got a photo!(By the way, I didn't crop it so you can enlarge it. For some reason, after I crop it, you can't enlarge it. He's got some pretty neat spikes so you might have a closer look!)
Our bush beans have lavender flowers!!! This is our first experience growing any veggies, and we're so excited!!!
And, we had to thin out our radishes and pulled this little radish up. I am really just amazed that God can create a seed with all of the knowledge necessary to turn dirt into something edible!!! No man or computer can do that, but God gave this little seed the knowledge. Amazing!
And, Alexandra found this teeny snail on the radish leaves. Isn't he cute???
Our bush beans have lavender flowers!!! This is our first experience growing any veggies, and we're so excited!!!And, we had to thin out our radishes and pulled this little radish up. I am really just amazed that God can create a seed with all of the knowledge necessary to turn dirt into something edible!!! No man or computer can do that, but God gave this little seed the knowledge. Amazing!And, Alexandra found this teeny snail on the radish leaves. Isn't he cute???
Congrats on the ladybug larvae! We have started a little patio garden and the girls are having so much fun watching the plants get taller and taller. They are measuring them everyday and it is amazing how fast they are growing! Yes,it is amazing to see how God creates something wonderful out of just one tiny little seed. :0)
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ReplyDeleteGreat picture of the ladybug larva! I thought they were smaller than that - now I know what to look for. I also know just what you mean about the miracle of the seed. Every year I plant my tiny, tiny lettuce seeds in the garden, they seem so "swallowed up" by the ground, and it amazes me to see such a harvest come from them! What a Designer, huh?
ReplyDeleteLoved reading your entry this week. Isn't it amazing what we see when we take the time to look carefully?
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Barb-Harmony Art Mom
Love the lady bug larvae! I have never seen one!
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