Seeds I have sown today

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  1. elainefiz

    elainefiz Gardener

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    The peas i put in around the 9th (sugar snap)still havn`t come through.I think i put them in too early,AND i didn`t soak them. [​IMG] :(
     
  2. Celia

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    I didn't soak my garden peas this year either Elaine, I suddenly thought of that in the early hours of this morning whilst trying to get to sleep. I not sure that it matters as the popped up very quickly. What does every one else think?
     
  3. FANCY

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    My sugar snap peas have come through and I did not soak them. I will be putting the other sort in this weekend.
     
  4. elainefiz

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    I`ve tried being nice by softly humming as i`d walk by, now i`m like a sergeant major and they still ignore me. :D
    I watched Gardeners World on Sky the other night and covered the tomato seeds i put in bedroom window, with a black bin liner,as advised,and they were through in 2 days.They`re a bit leggy though but hoping they`ll come right.Also the Cucumbers and Dhalia are looking good.
    The African marigolds,Five spot and Carnations are through at allotment green house, but no sign of Rudbeckia,Petunia or salvia. :(
    The Leeks and Caulliflower are up and sound and the Sweetcorn in the coldframe are showing at last. [​IMG] :D
     
  5. Blackthorn

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    I sowed some last Autumn from Chiltern Seeds, they germinated well and died down around December time. I'm still waiting for them to show themselves again - hope they're still alive as they look beautiful in the picture. How are yours doing?
     
  6. elainefiz

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    Today,i finally got young fiz over allotments. [​IMG] (He`s been grounded for just over 2 weeks and agreed to come over just to get out of the house)I got him to sow 28 cosmos seeds,dig out a dead shrub and fork over 2 rows,removing weeds as he went. :clap:He has 12 days left on his sentence,so,(and he doesn`t know it yet,) he`s gonna help plant the spuds on Easter Sunday!! :D :D :D :D
     
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    I think I have a problem...is there a Gardeners Anonymous??? Yesterday the postie was struggling to cram a letter through the letterbox...when I opened it I realised why :eek: 38 packets of seeds!!!!!!
    I remember reading the offer in the Garden News....I remember thinking wow! 38 packets for �£7 - bargain!!....I don't remember writing the cheque or posting it :eek:
    I think I'm in denial....... :rolleyes: :D
     
  8. Blackthorn

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    Definitely need for a GA windy. You can spot that you have a problem when you secretly send off for seeds. That lot should keep you going for a bit.

    My name is Blackthorn and I'm a gardenholic... :D
     
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    Well, I think I've gone some way to getting rid of the evidence today. I've planted Nasturtiums 2 kinds, Poppies x2, Sweet Peas (indoors and outdoors)Sunflowers (dwarf for me, huge monsters for the kids), Geraniums, Trailing Tomatos and after my break I'm off to do chives, basil and oregano!!
    13 down......25 to go!!!! :D :D
     
  10. elainefiz

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    I put some spring onion seeds in some guttering today.Dunno what they`ll be like but they`ll have to stay where they grow as i am running out of garden.I have space left for sweet corn,a row for colly, 2 rows for caggage,1 for leeks and the rest for taties.Doesn`t look like i`m gonna get a raised bed for carrots this yr as the pigeon season starts next week,but i`m hoping to nab a patch of about 2ft by 4 ft before mr.fiz lays slabs on it! [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
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    Sown today at work
    Ageratum Leilani 2,000
    Ageratum High Tide Blue 1,500
    Ageratum High Tide White 1,500
    Impatiens Divine(New Guinea) 500
    Impatiens Double Carousel 500
    Celosia Fresh Look Yellow 200
    Celosia Fresh look Gold 200
     
  12. Celia

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    Finally sown the Brussels sprouts in the greenhouse today [​IMG] 2 sweet peas have come up so far, I sowed them the Thursday before last.
     
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    This is a blast from the past !!
     
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      How about a new thread:
      Seeds I have sown today 2014

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        I've not done seeds before (well apart from scattering them in a border/tub and letting nature take its course) but have tried the following this year:

        Cosmea Rose Bonbon (which sprouted within a few days)
        California Poppy Bridal Bouquet
        Stocks
        Linaria
        Echinacea
        Linum Charmer.
         
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