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What's sprouting?

17 years ago

Here's what sprouting for me so far (zone 6):

Lettuce

Pak choi

Anise hyssop

Oregano

Blue flax

Sweet william

Turnip

Blanketflowers

Hollyhock

Salvia

And I'm not sure, but that might be a Rose of Sharon sprout (fingers crossed)

How about you?

Comments (56)

  • 17 years ago

    2 different poppies-about a week earlier than last year. I was surprised-it's been such a cold winter here. I'm happy happy!

  • 17 years ago

    I've got more poppies to add to the brave two that sprouted a couple of weeks ago, some dianthus just peeking in one of 3 containers, and one lone red flax seedling. I'm pretty happy with them, because with the exception of the dianthus that sprouted, all these seeds are 5-6 years old.

    Now, if only that darned blue flax would sprout ...

    PV

  • 17 years ago

    Bibb Lettuce
    Malva
    Spinach
    Dark HollyHocks
    Chives
    One Popppy

    ML

  • 17 years ago

    zone 5 central IN
    I have

    aster-fireworks
    centaurea-'dairy maid'
    chrysanthemum-'charm early fashion'
    coreopsis- 'early sunrise'
    english daisy-'habenera'
    gazania-'kiss bronze star hybrid'
    hollyhocks-doubles
    lupine
    money plant
    phacelia- 'lavender lass'
    tricolored daisy
    verbascum-'banana custard'
    and today I got...
    catnip
    blue fescue
    phacelia-'tropical surf'
    columbine 'dragonfly hybrid'
    It's nice to hear some of you are already having success with the seeds I'm still waiting on.

  • 17 years ago

    In spite of the too cold/too wet weather:
    Nierembergia
    Fringed Pinks
    Butterfly Blue Delphinium
    Larkspur
    Snapdragon
    Gaillardia Pulchella Red Plume
    Yarrow
    Stocks
    Sweet William
    Poor Man's Orchid
    Two different kinds of mixed seed envelopes (hummingbird type mix).

  • 17 years ago

    Nothing but, snow, snow, snow.

    Yes, it's slowly melting and today I saw the first bits of the containers under the snow, but it will a few more weeks before I see any sprouts.

    Just hoping mother nature is through with her torture for New England. Enough is enough with the cold, snow, ice storms.

    Fran

  • 17 years ago

    Oh my Cosmos hit yesterday too.

    Keep looking at the tomatos but they are not due to show up till april.

    ML

  • 17 years ago

    I have seen first sprout of my cuphea today- my friend wanted a hummingbird garden so I am growing several cuphea. Out of 200 or so containers I have germination in about 1/4, mostly hardy stuff like lupins, poppy,primula, stock, penstemon, dianthus,linum then some hollyhock, digitalis, salvia, scabiosa, nicotiana. Since today is going to be mid 70 I uncovered everything that germinated and took off my cold frame from pansy and primulas. They have a little sun burned edges on leaves but things will improve am sure.

  • 17 years ago

    EVERYTHING!!!!!!
    Gaillardia Arizona
    Gaillardia Aristata
    Gaillardia Goblin
    Hibiscus - Yellow
    Hibiscus - Peppermint Schnapps
    Rudbeckia Cherry Brandy
    Shirley Poppies
    Oriental Poppies Red
    Oriental Poppies Fruit Punch Mix
    Lettuce Mix
    Tomatoes ( I can't remember which varieties)
    Sweet William
    Mixed Foxglove
    Cleome
    Daylilies ( America's Most Wanted*Spacecoast Starburst)
    Daylilies ( Judy Farquhar*Big Smile)
    Daylilies (unknown)

    That's all that I can remember right now. The only that hasn't sprouted is Chinese Lanterns.

  • 17 years ago

    Northern IN - I have:
    baby's breath
    sweet william
    tahoka daisy
    baby blue eyes

    Haven't checked yet today! Hope there are some more!

  • 17 years ago

    I'm in full sun up on a hill in Z5 in NH, so I perhaps might be in a mini-microclimate of sorts...not sure how you define micro-climate. We're higher than the rest of the town, and have more 'wide open space' than most. Who knows.

    My list is still small:

    Burpee 'Wild Flower' Mix
    Agrostemma

    Activity showing in:
    Convovulus Morning Glory Blue Flash containers
    Lupin- can't remember which variety. Russell maybe.

    Other than that, nothing else.
    I need to stop watching my pots like boiling water...it's a waste of time. I'll check again in a day or two since we're having a good streak of weather this week.

  • 17 years ago

    My first sprouts were of chamomile a few weeks ago. We've had more consistent temperatures lately so the following have made an appearance:

    Gallardia, Goblin
    Lychnis, Maltese Cross
    Malva, Zebrina
    Stocks, 10 weeks
    Candytuft, giant hyacinth

    I hope to have much more with the latest warm spell.

    ~Valiche

  • 17 years ago

    Zone 7, Northern VA:

    Broccoli
    Lettuce and Lettuce
    Cabbage
    Bachelor Buttons

    --I'm patiently waiting for the others to sprout, and probably look like a fool with my eye plastered to the top of a milk jug, but that's life!

    Marcy

  • 17 years ago

    cabbages have roots emerging, but thats IT.
    hmmph!

    Althought I did find a california poppy from the DS bed.

  • 17 years ago

    I've got what I believe may possibly be a Japanese Maple sprout. They were sown in November direct from the tree and covered with sand. I also sowed a bunch of shrubs about that time and have decent germination in that large container. I sowed 12 kinds of shrubs. The best so far is Rose of Sharon and Mock Orange. That explains why it spreads so quickly here. The worst is snowball bush. I don't even know what the plant will look like. I got the seeds as an extra in a trade and sowed them.

  • 17 years ago

    poppys!!! first time i ever had luck with poppys!!
    so far thats the only sprouts.
    i might have prairie smoke sprouting? lol i used soil out the yard so dont know if its prairie smoke or could be a weed? lol.

  • 17 years ago

    It's interesting to me to see what's sprouting for others in the same zone as me. For example, Shinyalloy, I'm still waiting on my Gazanias, Lupines, and Verbascum to sprout. Lindalana, you've reminded me that I haven't sown the Nicotiana yet.

    I had sprouts in two more containers yesterday, Dill 'Mammoth' and Cauliflower.

    On a sad note, the sprouts of Amaranth 'Autumn Touch' seem to have died. I knew I should have saved that one until April ... grrrrr.

  • 17 years ago

    planted out
    poppy
    bachlers button
    calendula
    candituft

    sprouted
    coriander
    aster
    livingston daisy
    mignonette
    nicotiana
    night scented stock
    stock 10 week
    petunia
    rudbeckia

  • 17 years ago

    lavender
    shasta daisies

  • 17 years ago

    Cauliflower
    Onions

    I'm getting frustrated that parsley and the broccoli haven't sprouted! I'm wintersowing more tenders this weekend!

  • 17 years ago

    actually I just transplanted out in the garden my lupins, poppies and variegated lunaria. They just germinated, only cotyledons and I never done it before that way but am trying something new for myself.

  • 17 years ago

    Yippee!!! First sprouts in Zone 5.

    I thought I saw signs of germination in some of my agastaches a couple of days ago. Today I can see the seed leaves on:

    Agastache Aurea
    Agastache Golden Jubilee
    Agastache White Licorice
    and
    Knautia is starting to germinate

    Pat

  • 17 years ago

    My first time Winter Sowing -- I have the following sprouts, I'm so excited!!

    Cosmos (couple different varieties)
    Sweet peas
    Lobelia (most keeled over during a cold snap, but 2 or 3 are still upright)
    Bibb lettuce
    Mesclun mix
    Beets (Detroit Dark Red)

    Every day it's such a thrill when I see new sprouts and we are having quite a warm spell here in Colorado. I am really hoping to see my herbs come up soon. I have a bunch more seeds to WS this weekend because I keep buying 1 or 2 more packs every time I go to the store!

  • 17 years ago

    in the house under light:
    vanilla grass
    calceolaria mexicana
    c.cheilanthoides
    incarvillea delvayii
    azorina vidalii
    white Tx. Star hibiscus
    silene regia
    potentilla "Ms. Wilmot"
    Dierama species
    gold leaf oregano
    oenothera Blood Orange
    var. dame's rocket
    duchesnea "Harlequin"
    penstemon lyallii
    mex.buckeye
    eucalyptus cinerea

    Whole bunch of stuff in the un heated greenhouse and lean- to but I'd have to take paper and pencil and go make a list.

    Peggy

  • 17 years ago

    OK, I know i'm in zone 8 and everything should have sprouted but, this is my first year and I'm sowing in spurts. LOL. So far I have:
    Gladiolas-02/02
    Dantura-03/01
    Spanish Moss- 01/27
    Low Maintance Mix- 01/27
    Char's zinnias(this is my sister's lol)- 02/12
    Blue fescue-sprouted 02/02- planted out 03/07
    Red Poppy- sprouted 01/27- planted out 02/18
    Red Hot Poker- 02/15
    Summer Poinsettia-02/12
    1 little milkweed sprout-03/01
    Polemonium white- 03/07
    Day flower- 02/15
    Agastache Apricote Sprite-02/12
    Lettuce salad bowl- 02/06
    Green Peas- 02/02
    Broccoli- 02/07
    Lots of tomatoes-02/08- 02/15
    Bell pepper-02/15
    green beans02/07- lost in hard freeze
    sugar baby melon- 1 sprout 03/01
    Jalapeno peppers- 02-12
    Cypress vine white-02/27
    Mahogany midget coreopsis- 03/01
    Lobelia Regetta Blue splash- 02/15
    7 giant crinum bulblets- 3 sprouts-03/15
    Tip Top Mahogany Nasturtium- 03/01
    Nicotiana- Crimson King-03/01
    Cosmos-02/27
    Baby's Breathe- 03/01
    Lobelia, crystal palace- 03/07
    Lobelia, Sapphire X2- 03/01
    Mimulus Hybrid Mix- 03/05
    Sweet Williams- 03/05

    Still have lots Planted last week and, still need to sow about 30-60 more jugs.
    Will take lots of pics as the grow
    Pattie

  • 17 years ago

    Calendula
    poppies
    chamomile
    rosemary
    foxglove
    alyssum
    echinacea (yay!)
    coral sage
    sage
    Soon we'll be "plunking and running!" :)

  • 17 years ago

    Swiss Chard
    Bibb Lettuce
    Kohlrabi

    Hurray!

  • 17 years ago

    These are ones that have sprouted within the last week or so:

    California Bluebell
    Beauty MallowMix
    Pennie Black Nemophila
    Evening Primrose
    Godetia
    Kohlrabi Purple Vienna
    Broccoli
    Spinach Bloomsdale
    Lettuce Buttercrunch
    Codnopsis Clematidia

    This morning, I noticed one sprout each of Giant Cape Gooseberries and Amaranth Love Lies Bleeding! These are two I'm especially pumped about!

  • 17 years ago

    found multiple columbine, campanula, phlomis russeliana, polemonium germinated. Also mimulus tigrinus and venidium jaffe started which might present a problem. Should have left some tenders for later but things have a way of happening. I get so overwhelmed by spring chores that seed starting has to be be finished early enough. Only have MG, calceolaria, various annual vines and castor bean to be started yet.

  • 17 years ago

    Zone 5
    Tutti Frutti Lupine
    Russell's hybrid Lupine
    Centaurea Chocolate
    Agrostemma "Pink and Purple"

    That's it so far for me.

    Melissa1977

  • 17 years ago

    Zone 5

    My only 2 are
    Millet Limelight and
    Pink Sedum

    They are very tiny ones. A few other containers look like something is happening and sprouts are possibly on the way.

    Karen

  • 17 years ago

    My first (and only sprouts) in Zone 5 are Shasta Daisy 'Alaska' and only the first leaves.

  • 17 years ago

    We've had temps in the 60's this week, and things are starting to sprout like crazy!

    Newly sprouted:

    Petunia 'Prism Sunshine'
    Gaillardia 'Goblin'
    Silene Regia
    Verbascum 'Copper Rose'(Yeah! Even at 50% off, these were expensive seeds)
    Helenium 'Helena Mix' (one tiny sprout)
    Parsley 'Flat Leaf Italian'
    Beet 'Golden Grex;
    Chard 'Ruby Red'

    The forecast is calling for snow by the beginning of the week, so I'm glad nothing too tender has sprouted yet.

  • 17 years ago

    I have my first sprouts of the season! I am so excited!
    They are: Oriental poppy, Tahoka daisy, Agastache foeniculum, Dianthus, Virginia Stocks, and I see activity in all my Lupine jugs!

    Rhonda

  • 17 years ago

    Dianthus
    "Black Sooty"
    "Spooky"

    -popped up today.

    Melissa1977

  • 17 years ago

    Today: One Lavender Vera sprout!

    Unfortunately, when I took another look at the "Giant Cape Gooseberry sprout" I was so excited about, it now looks like a brassica sprout. I think I sowed it the same time as the broccoli and kohlrabi and one of those seeds must have slipped in there.

    I love lavender though, so still a great day.

  • 17 years ago

    I have a lot of different things sprouted so far,but only one daylily.I was so hoping to get several of them.I still have my fingers crossed.

  • 17 years ago

    I have:
    Sapnish lavender
    Chocolate M.G.
    Tye Dye M.G.
    Tomatoes
    one sanguinea brug.
    dill
    lemon balm
    sage
    chammomile
    baby bear sunflowers
    teddy bear sunflowers
    one pink mexican bird of paradise
    double pink peony poppies
    one razzamatazz echinacea
    one queeny hollyhock
    two black hollyhock

    Thats it for now anyway. Still waiting:)

  • 17 years ago

    I have:

    Joe Pye Weed
    Poppy
    Sweet William
    English Daisy
    Blue Flax
    Ice Plant
    Moss Rose
    Oriental Leaf Lettuce

  • 17 years ago

    boo hooo...... i haven't any yet because i thought I was supposed to put the jugs in the shade.............duh.....I'm new to ws'g but not gardening. I couldn't understand why everyone was having sprouts and I had nada!!! Good thing I grew lots of tropicals indoors or I would be weepy:-)

    So, i dont' have any ws sprouts yet, but i moved them into the sun a couple of days ago (what little sun was out) and it's been brrrrr....cold. Today it's sunny so maybe in a week i'll have sprouts.

  • 17 years ago

    I has cabbage x3, swiss chard and forget me nots and poppies!

    :)

  • 17 years ago

    This is my second year winter sowing and at first I was a little doubtful, but with the warm spell last week and temps in the low 60's I have sprouts.

    So far I have:
    Sweet William
    Maltese Cross
    Rose Campion
    Ladybells 'Elvis'
    Hollyhock 'Country Romance'
    Coreopsis
    Apricot Foxglove
    Salvia 'Rose Queen'
    Globe Thistle
    Evening Primrose

    I'm so excited! Now if only I had some help to prepare those beds, humph.

  • 17 years ago

    Butterfly weed!
    yea.
    This was the one I listed under - most wanted. 2 spouts so far.

  • 17 years ago

    I have snow-in-summer sprouts. Waiting patiently for the rest. Must get my annuals sown.

    Karen

  • 17 years ago

    Late yesterday I found the lupins, safflowers, delphiniums kale kohlrabi and another cabbage sprouting.

    :)

    happy happy happy.

    Checked everything to see if it needed water. I used a drycleaning bag to protect the plastic produce boxes that dry out easy. Tuesday its going to be 57 and rainy so that outta wake up alot of things.

  • 17 years ago

    As a newbie, I'm happy to have sprouts of lupine, evening primrose, morning glory, thyme, mexican hat, and phacelia! There is plenty more to come. The weather here in MN has been gorgeous, but snow is always an option through June : )

    I check on them every day and I LOVE IT!!!!

  • 17 years ago

    Yep! This is the time of year when the newbie addiction really takes hold! No doubt about that!

  • 17 years ago

    I found 2 containers with sprouts today

    Cauliflower
    Hollyhock

    Michelle

  • 17 years ago

    Poor Man's Weather Glass (Blue Pimpernel)

  • 17 years ago

    sisterk lucky you not one of my lobelia sprouted yet.
    ellenr your lucky too. my milk weeds havent sprouted yet.
    ill keep checkin!!
    i have sprouting
    prairie smoke
    queen of the prairie
    shooting stars
    fox gloves.

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