The seed starting itch 😳

Ah, Mr. Fothergill, is he one of your favorite seed producers and what is the meaning of thr B & C on the packets, if you don't mind saying?.

He is on account of being one of the cheaper producers 😁 and yes, Tetters got it, just the price codes, saves labeling them all 🙂
 
The seedlings are coming along and I have a few new eruptions in the lot.
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Some of my trays, that I just bought last spring, are leaking so I had to improvise with some tupperware. ( the white pan)

Below is the one saffron yellow summer squash (Gourgette) that's come up.
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Then Prairie Sage Artemisia Ludoviciana:
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I picked this because it will do well in my poor sandy soil and is a lovely silver color.

Then those teeny little foxglove seeds got away from me. I've got tons came up.
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They're supposed to come out as a mix of white and pink but, ya know how that goes !!😂
 
I think I will need more grow lights and another table !!
Everything is happy as Larry!!
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Saffron Cougette is outdoing itself😯 if it keeps growing this fast I'll be polinating it before the last frost !!😄

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The tomatoes got big too.

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Peppers finally came up, shy little devils !! I got my labels mixed up; I believe these are called "Snack peppers" but who knows !! 😄
 
Excellent Annie 😎 You can repot the tomatoes deep if they grow too tall, they'll make roots along the burried stems which makes for stronger plants 🙂
Yes, I keep checking to see if I can spot roots near the drain holes but no luck yet.
I also run my hands over them all a few times a day to get them used to what the wind will do. I hear it helps to strengthen the stems.
 
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