2010 Vegetable Seeds Started as of 2/15/2010
Tomato Pepper Basil Herbs Other San Marzano Cardinal Hybrid Thai Cilantro Hosta Brandywine Flavorburst Spicy Globe Dill Daylily-Mixed Stella Cherokee Purple California Wonder Dark Opal
Viva Italia Big Dipper Sweet Italian
Pantano Romanesco Cayenne Long Thin
Chico Sweet Banana
Roma VFN
Brandywine
Big Boy
Yellow Pear
Better Boy
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010
A Few Vegetable Garden Seeds Planted
While this post might be more interesting to me (for record keeping purposes) than anyone else it contains the list of seed varieties I planted on Monday Feb. 15, 2010. They were planted in peat pots and seed starting medium and are currently under lights indoors in a roughly 70 degree environment. Warmer temperatures might hasten the germination process but I don't use heat mats. Not that heat mats aren't a great idea I just never got around to buying any! Starting these seeds in mid-February will give them a good 8 weeks to grow before mid-April.
Labels:
herbs,
seeds and seed starting,
vegetable garden,
vegetables
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Now the fun begins!! Will you walk holes in the soles of your shoes looking at these like I do?
ReplyDeleteDarla,
ReplyDeleteI checked them twice yesterday, one day after planting with no real hope of that kind of crazy germination. I would say the answer to your question is... definitely!
With a foot of snow expected before the day ends and winds high enough to cause total whiteouts, reading about your seed plantings is like a soothing, hopeful elixir for the gardening soul. :-) Good luck with them!
ReplyDeleteI guess this is the only gardening activity going on, as it is so cold outside. Good luck with your seedlings!
ReplyDeleteI need to get going on seeds... haven't even started any!
ReplyDeleteI need to get out & plant cool weather plants. Still very cold here but when it warms up boy look out.
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