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I always start stuff off in a blowaway propagator/mini greenhouse thingummy inside the cold (glass) greenhouse from around now. Got Amsterdam carrots, Cabbice cabbage, Cylindra beetroot - all just 24 of each for now) and trying my luck with a handful of slightly old aubergines I found :-) Leeks next weekend as I though t I had some but apparently not.
(Sidenote, as technically not sowing per se) As well as that I have about a foot of growth on six buckets of sprouted Apache spuds left over in a sack from last year's harvest... I don't imagine they'll make it but they were there and I had the compost so, why not? In a greenhouse on a South-facing slope in North Devon strange things can happen: these were from last year's crop, planted on Feb 14th.
I'm gardening!!
Well to be precise the pot leeks are coming along nicely in the propagator in the conservatory. Seeds were sown on the 27th December (I think) in MPC rather than seed compost in these smaller modules to avoid disturbing the roots by having to lift them out. There will be one plant per module which will be potted on when a decent size.
Brought my propagator down from the attic this morning and gave it a good wash.
Dug out my seed modules and washed them ad well.
Sowed some pepper and tomato seeds.
Peppers,
Hungarian Hot Wax.
Romero.
Padron.
Cayenne.
Tomatoes.
Father Frost.
Summer Cider.
Homosa.
Maskotka.
Blush.
Berkley Tie Dye.
Hanm Gelbe.
Sweet Aperitif.
Urban's Delight.
Outdoor Girl.
Alicante.
Ailsa Craig.
Gardeners Delight.
Sowed two of ea h variety and will give half to my brother in law.
And when your back stops aching,
And your hands begin to harden.
You will find yourself a partner,
In the glory of the garden.
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