We've got leek, baby!

I planted these seeds a while ago and due to bad weather there was no sign of any life from it. And this morning: ta-daaa!!!!
We haven't planted any leek for quite a while, as there has been a worm in our soil, attacking it. And this year, we decided to give it a go. There's no other way to see if that worm is still present.
Woohoooo!!! We've got leek!!!!!!

Honestly, there's nothing much about this photo. It's just my joy at seeing the green sprouting.

[Susan Wakely]

Always good to see new life sprouting.

[Renee Salamon]

Always such a joy to see first sprouting - hope they mature so you can harvest

[Ingrid]

I enjoy your happiness about this! And actually, I like the photo too!

[Ethel]

I feel your joy. The 365 community is great for more than just photography

[Annie D]

Your joy is contagious 😊

[Bucktree]

I feel your joy. There is always a suspense if your planted seeds will germinate and grow.

[Mags]

Wonderful!!! Hope it yields a good harvest for you.

[Krista Marson]

I'm rooting for the leeks! (I made a pun!)

[borof]

It is always a pleasure to see the results of gardening.

[Lin]

A great closeup - hoping they grow!

[Pam]

Exciting!!

[Diana]

I too would be over the moon! Lovely minimalist shot.

[LManning (Laura)]

It's such a spring shot. I love it.

[Carole Sandford]

I think we all have the same excitement when our plants start to grow!

[Christina]

Yay! I am no gardener - my love of outdoors does not translate into green fingers unfortunately!

[KWind]

Great textures.

[Pyrrhula]

Nature has his own rules and livings. It`s alway`s suprice me.

[Yao RL]

a worm?

[Kathy A]

Signs of new life are so heart warming

[moni kozi]

@yaorenliu Yep. Some sort of onion pest. It gets into the bulb.

[moni kozi]

Thank you very much, @wakelys @rensala @ingrid01 @ethelperry @annied @dkellogg @marlboromaam @blueberry1222 @borof @linnypinny @pamalama @ludwigsdiana @ljmanning @carole_sandford @christinav @kwind @pyrrhula @yaorenliu and @kjarn