I'm here. Been hibernating. Looks like our weather is finally returning to normal. I'll be sowing more seeds in a week, when the Almanac says conditions are more favorable. I'm going to do most of my agastache and a few salvias. I might even toss out some datura.

I was getting worried, you were so quiet....

He probably ran out of coffee! You know after all the bad weather we've been having up here; you just feel drained of energy and keep waiting for the next snowstorm. Come on spring and warmer weather! Tom, hope everthing is okay with you, all joking aside. You mean I can sow the Yvonne's Salvia seeds you sent me next week?
Betty

No Betty. Don't sow those seeds until last frost is almost passed. Not all savlias are hardy. I'll only be sowing perennial salvias. My Yvonne's salvia won't be sowed until late March, maybe April.

I've been outside all morning here, about 3 hours. It's only 44 degrees, but it feels like spring. The sun angle is changing a little more each week. I can tell by the shadows. Today I'm going to be sorting my sprouted 2-liters from the non sprouted ones. I'm curious how many have germinated and how many made it through the below normal weather we've had. I know I lost some hardy hibiscus seedlings.