a very few tiny frail looking red campion and campanula persicifolia just showing, and I really think I saw a tiny spot of green in one of the pots of white delphiniums I've put outside in the 'greenhouse' WOOHOO!!
Too kind flowerlady, and thanks for your good wishes I've used excel since it was 'invented' and the bank I used to work for done a lot of the beta testing for excel then word - back in the 80's when Lotus 1-2-3 ruled. But I've been gardening for about 50yrs, so lots of experience, but def not a pro. But now, when I know I'm not doing something as it should be done, at least I know
And as for organized - have you seen my shed!!??
Best of luck to you and all us gardeners caring for our babies at this unpredictable time of year
Billericay - Essex
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
lovely pics, I'm seriously running out of space for when seedling s need pricking out, and I've just writtena list of what to sow next, ( cosmos tomatoes, sweet rocket, more sweet peas, poppy fairy wings, giant poppy, nigella)
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Got lots on the go now and I'm sure I'll be outta space for them all.
It's probably too early to hope for no more frosts..
I've got the 2nd lot sown in the last few days
then they go in here along with the first lot - as well as all the pricking out that's ready to do
oops I've done it again
Billericay - Essex
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
Wow Pete - all looking fantastic!
you'be got a lot of pricking out to do. What is it all??
I'm not typing all that lot out
So I cheated -
Billericay - Essex
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
Goodness !!
A gardening pro AND an Excel afficianado.
hats off to you Pete - wish I could be anywhere near so organised!
I am now resolved to start keeping accurate records.
you have definitely encouraged me to get myself organised.
Thanks Pete - and congrats on all your healthy seedlings.
a very few tiny frail looking red campion and campanula persicifolia just showing, and I really think I saw a tiny spot of green in one of the pots of white delphiniums I've put outside in the 'greenhouse' WOOHOO!!
Too kind flowerlady, and thanks for your good wishes
I've used excel since it was 'invented' and the bank I used to work for done a lot of the beta testing for excel then word - back in the 80's when Lotus 1-2-3 ruled.
But I've been gardening for about 50yrs, so lots of experience, but def not a pro. But now, when I know I'm not doing something as it should be done, at least I know
And as for organized - have you seen my shed!!??
Best of luck to you and all us gardeners caring for our babies at this unpredictable time of year
Billericay - Essex
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
Blimey Pete I hope you've got somewhere to put it all
I pricked quite a lot of my seedling out this past week or so, windowsill full need to get them in the greenhouse but weather wont permit yet
Petunia - begonia - Agastache - cucumbers
Geranium cutting potted up
osterosperum - dracocephalium - sweet peas - oneothera
tomato's - nicotiana - plus more
dunno
more toms maybe
ricinus - mimuls - cobaea - bidens? - marigolds
Busy lizzie - begonia
Begonia - antirrhium - carnations - fucshia cutting
Got a few trays of lobelia as well and more begonia's.
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I should stop looking at this thread! I still haven't sown a bean!
you all have worked wonders ??
lovely pics, I'm seriously running out of space for when seedling s need pricking out, and I've just writtena list of what to sow next, ( cosmos tomatoes, sweet rocket, more sweet peas, poppy fairy wings, giant poppy, nigella)