The weather forecast is looking great for this coming week with temperatures in the 40-50s. I'm thinking about going out to the greenhouse to plant seeds for my early greens.
I'm debating planting marigold seeds (just because I like having the flowers inside) and basil seeds (to get a head start on the season).
I fertilized a few days ago. I haven't previously been attentive to fertilizing seedlings, but have read that, once they get true leaves, they benefit from a little fertilizer.
Celeriac seedlings in the foreground.
-Cabbage - Earliana, red acre, early jersey wakefield, premium flat dutch late.
-Cauliflower - just one: early snowball.
-Peppers - bella hot, carnival mix, thai dragon.
-Flowers - forget-me-not (annual & biennial), penstemon, impatiens, vinca, bells of ireland.
-Okra - red burgundy
Lupine seeds soaking. These seeds are OLD, I think they're from 2002 or so, so I expect low/no germination.
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