I received my plants that I ordered online -- an impulse buy (579 views)

Hey, those are really nice ones! How fun! And indoor plants clean your air. Healthy.

Yes, I did buy some. Was advertised, I think, on The View. Or ... ?? I forget. Packets of seeds, in kits, which I worked up (they came with egg cartons and markers (doh)) and after sprinkling into the dirt they also provided, we put in garage under lights (where husband starts his plants). I also bought a black metal thing that you hang little tubs on (tubs that come with)... and after our little packets of seeds grew into plants (mostly herbs) we transplanted to those hanging tubs. I will have to take some photos, like you did! This wall unit thing could be used for other things, not just plantings, e.g., can hold garden tools, etc. SO, we will have lots of herbs (even borage ??) and jalapenos one of these days. Yeehaw!

When I ordered some seeds from Baker Creek Heirlooms, I saw they had tiny fig trees. They came as a set of two, bare rooted. They are potted up and in my kitchen window. It's still too cold in NH for most things to be outdoors. They are doing well and I may have figs in about 10 years!

I have bought lots of seeds. I started some tomatoes and thai basil and also microgreens under lights in the living room. The microgreens are producing well. Radish and cilantro are my favorites. I have purple sugar snap peas, two types of radishes, hakurei turnips, spinach, swiss chard, and carrots started outside. My tomato starts are quite small. I went to the garden center a few days ago and bought a few tomato plants from the greenhouse. I am in the process of hardening them off.

Well it depends on where you live. I live in NH. It is still pretty cold here overnight. Our last frost date here is near the end of May. The weather here is wacky at this time of year. This week our bird bath was frozen a few mornings. This morning was 55 and hit 77. Overnight temps are all over the place. When we start seedlings indoors, we have to get them accustomed to being outside in cooler weather. You bring the plants out during the day for a few hours a day, increasing their time outside each day to get them used to the cooler weather.

OH OH Applecrisp. Now I see it. (It took some time before your photo appeared. That is one gorgeous plant!!!)

I have heard that our outdoor farmer's markets have been doing 'drive-up' service. I miss going TOO, but I haven't worked up the energy to go look to see what they are doing. It will be more interesting as the months go along. We are still staying in, no matter what anyone else does. Ordering groceries mostly through Amazon's delivery service. (BTW: they are GREAT about crediting for food we didn't like or etc.)