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    okay, so the time of year has come around again to sow seeds and think of the next season  — 6 months ago

    Worth doing!

    the garden is half bathed by sunlight and it’s only a couple of degrees above freezing, plants have started to break through because of the warm spell we have had and are on hold again…

    I have soaked and sown 4 types (x 7 seeds) of sweetpea in the large warmed propagator and I can see at least one is starting to come up after 3 days

    I can fit in 20 other 3 inch pots so I am going to sow a sprinking of 20 different seeds and start growing them from today

    I have a large stack of seed packets at my side which I have chosen to go in…

    forget-me-not
    Echinacea
    Candytuft (dwarf mix)
    Snapdragons (illumination mix)
    Red hot poker (flamenco)
    Cobaea (cathederal bells)
    Lupin (Russel Mixed)
    Hollyhock (charters mixed)
    Aquilegia (long spurred hybrids)
    Ganzia (Sunshine mixed)
    Cosmos (Versailles tetra & gazebo mixed)
    Statice
    Borage
    Cineraria Maritima (silverdust)
    English Lavender
    Paeony Black Poppy
    Purple Splendour
    Livingstone daisy
    Ox eye daisy
    Salvia

    I think that will keep me going for a bit

    I will sow only a few in each pot…because if you think about it, I only realy need to have 5 seedings from each pot and I have a 100 plants under my care and I do not want to be giving myself a huge head ache of having to prick out and pot on thousands of plants!!

    I do have about another dozen seed packets to sow after that, but they are ones that either need to be sown from March, or can be sown direct (phew! less work!)

    I am excited! I live for my gardening and have felt a little blue over the winter…but soon it will be spring

    right…must get on and sew some seeds.

    flower, lots of lovely flowers  — 1 year ago

    Worth doing!

    and these ones have survived the BASTARD slugs

    maybe i should add...  — 1 year ago

    Worth doing!

    make the brick privy in the garden beautiful

    job done

    flowers flowers everywhere  — 1 year ago

    Worth doing!

    I am so proud I have managed to make my garden bloom

    it's been blown by the wind and bashed by almost continuous rain for nearly 2 months...  — 1 year ago

    Worth doing!

    but with the odd dose of sunshine, it is still looking lovely and I am very happy with it and mother nature doing her thing rain or shine

    my garden loves the sun and the rain  — 1 year ago

    Worth doing!

    and it is bountiful

    my garden, my lovely garden, so many pretty flowers  — 1 year ago

    Worth doing!

    it really is a joy

    oh, i got some more plants  — 1 year ago

    Worth doing!

    but i especially like this climber, it has little bells, like pixie hats

    so pretty

    my garden has exploded!!  — 1 year ago

    Worth doing!

    I want to put my passion flower out and up against the potting shed, but the wind is known to thunder through our garden and we are due for a sharp change in weather in next couple of days, and i’m buggered if i am going to bring on my triffid of a plant with its lushious leaves and splendid flowers and let the weather roger it!!!!

    one of my sweet pea has flowered!  — 1 year ago

    Worth doing!

    i have several dozen more to flower, they will be beautiful!

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