Some time last week I was lucky enough to be featured on etsy’s front page.

One thing always leads to another and this time that means this article and my fractal broccoli photo published on Wired.com.

So thanks To April Deacon for making a great Etsy front page treasury and to Natania Barron for calling my seeds ”welcome additions to any geek’s garden, especially if you want to make a statement.”

It’s been a fun few days of shipping out mathematical vegetables.

What a March! In like a lamb and out like a lion weather wise.  The second busiest month in our three year history is coming to an end and we have some projects we’d like to share.

Our biggest news is that we are moving ahead with the purchase of 14 acres of farm land and an English style Loyalist barn in Prince Edward County, Ontario. We are planning on having a fantastic kickstarter campaign starting in April so you can help us preserve this historic barn. It has had quite a rough winter.

After quite a bit of work and some help from our friends over at ohmyhandmade and boutiquemama and have a new online shop up and running here on this site. To celebrate this project finally being finished ( it has been a long time coming), we’re giving each customer that checks out with the new shop a pack of french breakfast radishes along with their order.

Last but not least, I have a copy of Gayla Trail’s new book all about growing herbs, Easy Growing, that we’ll be giving away next week. It’s pretty great.

I should have a little more time for the blog this month and have some good posts planned as thanks for such a great month.

Rebecca has been talking more.

She’s said camera for a while but now it’s “Beck’s Camera” and “Becca Needs Beck’s Camera”.

I’m glad they’re hers.

She also has a few sentences.  Funny that they are mostly about gardening.  She’s been desperate to plant, even lining up beans on the table and burying them with a spoon shovel.  Now that we are finally back out side she asks for seeds every day.  ”Becca Plant the Seed!” She’s very good at it and we should have lots of thyme growing among the flagstone in no time.  She tends to use a bigger shovel the smaller the seed.

We’re taking the weekend off to rest so she’s in perfect health for some minor surgery on Monday.  We’re finally having this pesky tongue tie taken care of and I’m very curious to see what developments we see in her speech following her frenectomy.

The annual You Grow Girl Seed Exchange Package arrived just in time for a quiet cup of coffee.

The momentum is building and we’re winding up for a busy few weeks.  Come and visit Cubit’s table at any of the Toronto Area Seedy Saturday events in March.  We love meeting everyone while talking seeds and vegetable gardens in person. I love these Seedy Saturday meet ups, it’s as if all the gardeners come out after the winter, briefly mingle and then retreat to their gardens.

Toronto West, Scadding Court Community Centre, 707 Dundas St. West, Saturday March 3rd 12:00 – 5:00

Toronto East, Evergreen Brickworks, 550 Bayview Avenue, Saturday, March 10 11:00-4:00

Scarborough,  Heron Park Recreation Centre, 292 Manse Road, Saturday March 17 12:00 – 4:00

North York , Lawerence Heights Community Centre 5 Replin Avenue, Sunday March 25 1:00-5:00

UPDATE: See you tomorrow!