I sowed these sweet peas back in February, they are starting to put on some serious growth now.
These are the greyound cabbages I sowed last week (or was it the week before?), and the leeks are starting to sprout now too, which were sown on the same day.
The Stevia (left) has grown a little bit - I have put the pots into a tub of water and I'm keeping them quite wet, which has given them a little boost. On the right are some Heatwave chillies, the first to germinate. And next to these, below, in the propogators are more chillies (in various stages of germination) and two lots of tomato - Ferline and Legend. Both are meant to be blight resistant, which is just as well as they are destined for the allotment.
Speaking of the allotment, still no sign of the broad beans. I'm getting a bit worried now. Perhaps they still need more of a chance. The garlic is doing great and the autumn planted onions not too bad. On Sunday I planted about 10 more rows of onion sets. I hope I haven't overdone it. The weeding is going to be a nightmare....
Other news: we have exchanged contracts on our new house, and have accepted an offer on this one!
6 comments:
seedlings are coming on well, best of luck with the house move.
You're going to be extra busy now then with the house move as well as the new gardening year. Your seedlings are doing well, they do seem to grow fast once they've germinated.
my sweet peas died in a wind and growhouse related incident, so no pretty blooms for me. I plan to put in sugar snaps this weekend if I get chance. have lots of loo rolls ready for my beans, just trying to hold off sowing them too soon
Great news on the housing front.
Your sweetpeas are much further on than mine! Good luck with the move!
Those seedlings look lovely.
You will be a busy bee with the house moving and growing. Warm wishes.
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