Great job!

CONGRATS MARK!

I have zip, nada, nil, nothing. Most of mine are still covered by several feet of snow. I still see some in gorham on my daily drive, though they look to be well of ahead of hiram at the moment.

I still have a ton of annuals to do! But who knows when Ill get to it. If we could get some warmer days it would really help!

Thats great! I wish I would have thought of doing broccoli and Brussels sprouts,you guys are having so much success,oh well thats what next year is for right? Dont worry about those purple coneflowers,you will see them soon! :)
Again Congrats,keep us up to date with how things are going for you! :)

Girl, I started brassicas inside about a month ago and figured I'd WS them for a staggered/successional planting. I didn't expect them to burst out like they did tho.

bunching onions are also looking good...Will be transplanted out as soon as the soil is workable, hopefully.

I thought I'd have 30-40% sprouting by end of the warm period (aqbove freezing) that just started, and will hover in the high 40's to low 50's....but I alsready have 20% sprouting. I have 20-30 more things to sow, also, including celery....what the heck may as well try it!!!

Why not? Go for it all! :)

2q more containers with sprouts today..moved to the sprouted plants section...

Hooray!!! It is nice to see the sprouted section grow isnt it! So happy for you! :)

yeah it sure is girlsgirl!

Now if only the remaining 18" of snow covering my entire back yard would recede so I can prune the old blueberries and my grapes! never pruned before, so it will be interesting. The blueberries are probably 50 years old and need serious renovation. I planted the grapes 6 years ago this year and have never pruned them.

here's some photos of my winter sown menagerie...

Here is a link that might be useful: winter sown seedlings.