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A nice surprise!

19 years ago

I started WCW on a flat of seeds at the end of November last year, and put the flat outside at the end of January. When the summer heat got here, I moved that flat, and others with no sprouts, to a shady veranda, and set up a mist head which ran whenever I ran that section of drip irrigation, about every 3 days. I hadn't been on the veranda in over a month, but checked the flats today, and found this:

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It's in the right cell to be a Rosa glauca, and it sure looks like a tiny Rose. It's about 1.5" tall, and looking downright healthy! I'll pot it up and give it a shot of ferts, and see if I can get some size on it before winter.

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