It's easy to get carried away isn't it? I need to transplant most of mine too, but I've run out of potting soil!

I learned from last year about starting things waaaaay too early.

Just popping up over the last week for me are:

- goji berries
- wonderberries
- Mrs Burns lemon basil
- hollyhocks
- blue salvia
- romaine lettuce (indoors to be grown indoors to eat on my sunny windowsills)(will start more when these are transplanted)
- creeping thyme
- wallflower

I'm doing my happy happy dance!

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wow you must have lots of room and a great set up! good job. :)

Wow did your post ever bring back memories!!

The first year I had my greenhouse I started everything much too early and then replanted some things later because the early ones were just too overgrown. I hope yours turn out better than mine did.

This year I too set up a light for starting plants and I'm amazed how well they do there. I only have geraniums there yet. I'm hoping to open my greenhouse later than usual this year and use the lights for early planting. I'll save on heating the whole greenhouse in the colder weather. It is getting expensive to heat then.

Do you know that you can take cuttings from your cascading or wave petunias. They root quite readily in soil. It might be worth an experiment if they get too leggy

I haven't started yet. Too daunting because of my regular housework but everyone here is making me want to do so. So perhaps this weekend I'll start going.

I've only tried once to plant verbena indoors and that was unsuccessful. I've more success direct seeding them.

I've learned long long ago not to start too early, unless you end up with plants more than a foot tall and too weak to withstand daylight. So this time, I'm more careful to start in March.

I always start to early indoors so now I w/s most things. Inside I have Rose of Sharon seedlings about 2-3" an some daylily seedlings that are about 3-4". I'm just waiting to start my peppers and tomatoes. Peggy, I've heard of Goji berries before and want to try them. Where do you get your seeds? I've never heard of wonder berries tho. What are they? Marg

good news

I forgot to mention I started another thread on Goji and Wonderberries. I got my seeds from Plant World Seeds online. I am a repeat customer. They have excellent service and fast shipping. They offer some seed varieties that other seed catalogues do not have.

Here is a link that might be useful: Plant World Seeds

I waited until March to start my seed starting this year. I have grown goji for years. I think I have enough tomatoes, eggplants, and peppers.I also did more wintersowing than usual. I have a sick husband so I have to be careful and not over stretch myself this year.