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seedlings galore!

19 years ago

i have plants coming up all over the place:

sweetpeas- azureus, lord anson, dorothy eckford, painted lady, cupani's original, the busby pea.

around 144 pepper plants. hot and sweet.

delphinium, grand pa ott's morning glory, mina lobata, heliotrope, dahlia redskin, bolero mix, african daisy " buff beauty", ballade mix, palisandra coleus and firmament.

ah yeah, the begonia's germinated too.

planted tomatoes and eggplant yesterday.

going to be very busy here for the next few weeks.

also building a greenhouse and have no idea what i am doing.

william- in yellville

Comments (11)

  • 19 years ago

    Fun! Did you start them indoors? Are you winter sowing? Etc...

  • 19 years ago

    Violet- everything was started indoors and transferred to the garage on a heating mat beneath lighting. have been bringing them in when it gets down to the low thirties.

    the azureus,redskins and african daisies are easy and prolific.

    william- in yellville

  • 19 years ago

    Whew! Sounds like a lot of work, but a joy as well.

    If you can post pics, please do!

  • 19 years ago

    william, expand on the greenhouse please. I am getting ready to do another cattlepanel one soon.

    I do love to see those seeds sprout......then......the transplanting to larger pots. Sometimes it takes me 8 hours..that isn't so much fun!

    I have onions, petunias, snaps barely starting, and salvias up.

  • 19 years ago

    I tried Winter Sowing last year with a few successes. For this year I am using a greenhouse I purchased as a kit. So far I have osteosperemum, marigold, california bluebell, lavender, coreopsis, gazania everlasting and several others. I have no idea whether these will survive in our hot climate, but we'll see. James

  • 19 years ago

    James,

    Most of these are out at the Nathaniel Greene Public Demonstration Garden in Springfield. They should do just fine. You'd be surprised. It's not nearly as hot as it is in Phoenix.

    ;)

  • 19 years ago

    Thanks, Violet. I did not know there was a Public Demonstration Garden in Springfield. I will have to visit this Spring/Summer.

  • 19 years ago

    William, you've got mail. Have been having some trouble with my e-mail so if you don't get anything let me know.
    vickie

  • 19 years ago

    i have pictures but i don't know how to post them. after all, i am an analog guy living in a digital world.

    these redskin dahlia's and african daises are really easy to germinate and they are gorgeous by the pictures!!!!!!!!!!!

    william- in yellville

  • 19 years ago

    William,

    There are several places to post photos for free. GardenWeb has Galleries specifically for posting photos. I prefer the latter:

    Gardenweb Garden Galleries.

    ImageShack. Registration is short and simple and I've never been spammed.

    Either way, just follow the instructions. The ImageShack will provide you with the "Direct Link to Image" url which you can copy and paste into a post here.

    V

  • 19 years ago

    violet- you always have good info. i do have an album set up on yahoo photo's. it is about me living china for a year. i will see if i can upload the pictures and send an attachment. i think i need to compress the picture too!!

    willam- in yellville

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