We decided to use the two small greenhouses we've received over the past year or so to start things like tomatoes, peppers, and any other delicates that might need a headstart rather than constantly buying transplants (though obviously we still do, me in particular). Hubby mentioned checking the little greenhouses out and we have sprouts!
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| hubby shimming the smaller greenhouse |
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catnip and something else in top tray
tomatoes in middle tray |
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| middle and bottom tray both tomatoes |
I'll need to look back to see what I planted in with the catnip in the top tray, but those two tomato trays have a mix of Brandywine, San Marzanzo, and Mortgage Lifter. Which have sprouted? Errr ... give me a couple months to figure that out.
That cabbage and chard transplants are looking happy and healthy in the compost. Neither freeze nor chilly wind phased either of them.
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| 45-day cabbage and Swiss chard |
Now, for the final garden pic, my best-looking Florida broadleaf mustard green plant has decided to bolt, and in a very pretty fashion. This is the one I particularly want to save seeds from.
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| FL broadleaf mustard plant bolting |
2 comments:
Doesn't the site of those itty bitty sprouts just make your day! You've got a great selection there.
My selection has grown (pun intended) so stay tuned.
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