When to move sweet peas outside.

[NatalieCooke]

My January ones will be sat in the greenhouse for a couple of months now. They are just coming through:

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The October ones are getting a bit big but with the weather forecast as it is I can't put them outside:

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I must say I do like your labels!!

So I'll get my sweet pea sown on Thursday & start my tomatoes in a couple of weeks. Should I start my leeks as well at the same time?
Thanks guy now I have something to look forward to!

[Martin H]

I must say I do like your labels!!

It was a Christmas present: a garden label printer. It probably cost an extortionate amount of money (I haven't looked), but I do like it.

[Vince G]

Haha, I got one of those recently! The old boys down the allotment take the mick, but I can actually read the labels now and don't have to try and decipher my leftie scrawl !

[21up]

It was a Christmas present: a garden label printer. It probably cost an extortionate amount of money (I haven't looked), but I do like it.

Hi Martin H
like your labels what name is it and do you have to peel em off to
stick on plastic plant labels
cheers Peter

[Martin H]

It's a Brother P-touch GL-H105. Yes, I peel em off to stick on the shiny side of those cheap plastic plant labels.

[Kristen]

I have a labeller too, but I've did the sums for the cost per-label of new tape cartridges, and being Scrooge I only use mine for permanent plant labels (and stick them on something more durable that plastic labels that go brittle in a season or two)

[NatalieCooke]

Managed to grab some compost in between the snow and get the sweet peas potted up.
Really pleased with the newspaper pots I made. Didn't bother with the wooden pot maker just wrapped the paper around a shower gel bottle.

[21up]

It's a Brother P-touch GL-H105. Yes, I peel em off to stick on the shiny side of those cheap plastic plant labels.

Hi Martin H
thanks for your reply will look into one of those ,much better than using pencils.

cheers and thanks Peter