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  • sotongeoffsotongeoff Posts: 9,802

    Noticed Bjayimage

    Jean you are Bianca and I claim my £5image

  • clogherheadclogherhead Posts: 506

    Jean,just because it says March to May  does not mean in cold temp' most seed companies base the sowing on the south of England or France an old saying "if the soil is too cold to put your bare Bum on it , it is to cold for seed" unless of coarse you have a frost G/H .

    Derek

  • clogherheadclogherhead Posts: 506

     Hi Bunny , many years ago I grew cornflowers and they were just fantastic colours ,the OH  decided that they would nice on the table while we ate our dinner ,we did not do that again imageimage

    Derek

  • sotongeoffsotongeoff Posts: 9,802

    I am not putting bum on ground for anyone -not even Biancaimage

  • jo4eyesjo4eyes Posts: 2,058

    Bunny have you got plenty of space for all those seedlings? heat too?

    So far all I've done/got are sweetpeas. Tomatoes & cosmos & broad beans this week. The rest get done later in month/April & even May for morning glory & Black eyed susan.

    Cleaning going very s l o w l y again. J.

  • jo4eyesjo4eyes Posts: 2,058
    sotongeoff wrote (see)

    I am not putting bum on ground for anyone -not even Biancaimage

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    OMG crash from outside........ now what's gone over/blown off? Byee J.

  • Jean GenieJean Genie Posts: 1,724

    Derek. all babies in heated propagator image Far too cold here for outside sowing and no way is my bum sitting in that soil . I'll get piles !!! image

    Hope everythings ok Jo.

    Love.

    Bianca. xxx image

  • LeggiLeggi Posts: 489
    I see our Tower Hamlets friend is back again... :rollseyes:



    I really want to start sowing seeds now but I only have window sills to offer any warm so holding back. The only one's I've sown so far are sweet peas when we had a warmish half hour a few weeks back.



    Hope the crash wasn't anything too important jo.
  • ObelixxObelixx Posts: 30,049

    i've been sowing too.   Chillies and tomatoes 10 days ago so they get a head start and benefit form the longest days in summer.  Last year I had no edible tomatoes but a decent crop of chillies so i'm hoping for better this year.   I also sowed sweet peas in loo roll tubes on the same day and germination is good so far.

    I've also sown nemesias for my hanging baskets, cream aconitum and hollyhocks using my own seeds, white echinacea, Russell and dwarf Pink Fairy lupins, peas in a window box for the shoots, Christmas basil and purple sprouting broccoli. I know it's early for the PSB but ours always gets frozen to mush in winter so io' hoping t get ahead in time to have decent pickings in autumn.

    Lots more seeds to sow but they'll have to wait for things to warme up so i can do them in the greenhouse as my window sills are full.

    Vendée - 20kms from Atlantic coast.
    "The price good men (and women) pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men (and women)."
    Plato
  • Miss BecksMiss Becks Posts: 3,468

    I did some PSB last week obelixx, and thought I was a bit early, so glad you said that. image

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