Here is what I sowed this week...
- Summer Savory
- Lemon Drop pepper
- Casabella pepper
- Sunflower evening sun mix
- Salsify Taste of Italy
- Marjoram
- Morning Glory
- Lavatera 'Blushing Beauty'
- Cayenne pepper
- Chocolate Habenaro pepper
- Capsicuum annuum 'fish' pepper
- Ghost pepper
- Red Savina pepper
- Congo Trinidad pepper
- Red Caribbean pepper
- Datil pepper
- Fatil pepper
- Early Girl Tomato
- Tomatillo
- Tomato Super Sweet 100
- Tomato Jubilee
- Marigolds
- Celosia
- Datura
| Winter sown containers |
I ran out of containers, so I started planting out the cold weather vegetables in the greenhouse in order to reuse those containers. Wow, I can't believe I'm planting stuff in March!! I love my greenhouse!
Most of the containers from my first few rounds of winter sowing are sprouting. Actually, some of the ones I sowed in the last few weeks are sprouting already. It's amazing how fast some seeds will sprout in perfect conditions.
I have 50 more containers sprouting since my last status report! I won't list them all out, here's a summary...
- All the cold weather crops (kohlrabi, cauliflower, broccoli, etc)
SquashWinter sown seedlings - Cucumbers
- Carrots
- Dill
- Lavatera
- Anise Hyssop
- Salsify
- Snapdragon
- Petunia
- Sunflowers
- Morning Glories
- Oregano
- Cilantro
- Poppies
Thanks again to everyone who has been following along and sharing their winter sown container numbers. The number of containers sown by you so far is a whopping 667
Wow, our gardens are going to be amazing this summer!
| Free seed prize from the last drawing (winner's choice) |
I'll be doing the third drawing for FREE seeds this Sunday, April 1st. You have until midnight CST Saturday, March 31st to enter your name for the second drawing (you can post your counts/entries in the comments below). I will choose a winner via random.org and announce the winner on Saturday.
Keep those blog posts and container counts coming! After this drawing, you will have one more chance to win this season. There are several ways you can win (even if you're not winter sowing) -- read this blog post for more details... Free Seed Giveaway
In case you missed them, here are links to my previous winter sowing status reports:
Winter Sowing Status Report #1
Winter Sowing Status Report #2
Winter Sowing Status Report #3
Winter Sowing Status Report #4
Winter Sowing Status Report #5
Hey Amy,
ReplyDeleteI was motivated by your last seed sowing status report, so I went ahead and sowed 10 more containers. It's nowhere near the numbers you do, but I just don't drink enough juice quickly enough! This week, I sowed Nasturtiums, oregano, thyme, eggplant, cucumbers, tomatoes, Jalapeno pepper (supplied by you!) and yellow bell peppers.
Simne
Hi Simne! Thanks for your latest count, I'll add that to the total. I'm glad I inspired you to sow more seeds. It's so much fun! :-)
DeleteAmy
I love your idea of planting your seeds in those kind of containers with lids! I'm definitely going to have to borrow that idea. It seriously never occurred to me. I've tried recycling containers in all kinds of other ways, but always without tops in and put in ziplock baggies. Genius. Pure genius.
ReplyDeleteHi Stephanie!
DeleteGreat, I'm so glad you got inspired by this technique. Hope it works out well for you!
Amy