Greenhouse Germination - is it ok now?

Discussion in 'Greenhouse Growing' started by chrisinoxford, Mar 22, 2011.

  1. chrisinoxford

    chrisinoxford Apprentice Gardener

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    Hi everyone, just starting out and trying to do some research on growing plants from seeds.

    I have an array of hardy perennials and was wondering can i germinate them in my glass house outside this time of year as well as grow them there.

    Most info i have seen says germinate them inside between 15 to 20 degrees c for up to 21 days. Not sure if i have the space, hence can they be placed outside in my glass house. i have several trays. Is frost an issue?

    Also i have some sow direct outside hardy annuals, i was wondering is it worth me starting them in a tray in the glass house also? if that is acceptable, at the moment the ground is not ready and i was looking to gain a head start.

    Any advice would be welcome.

    Cheers chris.
     
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