Monday, January 3, 2011

A Bushel and a Peck of Seed Babies

I've been a busy seed planter over the last several days since it warmed up. And the nasty lingering congestion is somewhat better. Had catching up to do ....

Many seeds planted and potted and scattered.  Many seeds. Handle it. +50 DKP.

36 - 18 oz seedling cups - tomato, eggplant, okra and a few peppers planned to transplant on Feb 15

5 days old
36 - nursery seedling cell tray - winter greens

32 - Portuguese Kale - 9 oz seedling cups

12 - 1" peat pots - Black seeded simpson lettuce

5 - 3 oz paper cups - dwarf gray sugar pea

12 - 3 oz paper cups - spinach

12 - 3 oz paper cups - pac choi

12 - 3 oz paper cups - red orach

red quinoa - broadcast behind garlic pots in NE Salad Bar

6 - 3 oz paper cups - tatsoi

tray - beetberry

10 - in ground along green plastic fence TRATEOFD Wando Peas

10 - 3 oz paper cups Wando peas to be planted out around trees as soon as true leafs appear

2 packs arugula seed broadcast in established bed

Mache salad in black pot

Spinach in black pot

Remaining lettuce packs broadcast in NE Salad Bar

7 - 3 oz paper cups - publix red bell pepper now on top of hot water heater in a clamshell

8 - nursery 9 cell tray - Bloomsdale longstanding *

6 - on wet coffee filter in a plastic container on top refrig - Bloomsdale longstanding *

broadcast red kale between tangerine straws in TRATEOFD

2 seed heads pinched and spread in culantro starting tray from 2 weeks back - geez this stuff germinates slow

12 Jiffy Brand Sweet Banana Pepper in coffee filter/bag atop hot water heater

2 winged beans & 4 soy beans atop hot water heater


Ventured out to HD late afternoon to pick up the supplies for the hanging fluorescent fixture over the baby seedlings. While there; I scored -

One bunch of Georgia sweet onion sets to finish the onion greens border in TRATEOFD

3 Mexican Tarragon plants!

3 Flat Parsley

and, from the ornamental/annuals section - 5 pots of swiss chard bright lites - which I'll use to plant in front of frozen and freeze damaged ornamental's - and we can eat it also!

* I recently found there is a Bloomsdale Longstanding and a Bloomsdale Longstanding Winter; with the later to be seeded in Fall.  So perhaps therein lies my problem getting this darn seed to germinate.

I also scattered some annual flower seed packages - food for the soul.  Feast for the senses.

""Flowers always make people better, happier and more helpful; they are sunshine, food and medicine to the soul." ~Luther Burbank

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