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| Geraniums (pelargoniums) repotted. They had outgrown their plastic cups. Hopefully they will do even better now. |
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| Coleus. They did good. I hope I get a nice variety to adulthood. |
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| Calibrachoa. Three seedlings so far out of 30. Hope to get more germination. |
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| A few coleus from the first sowing. |
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| Dragon wing begonia again. Only about 7 have germinated out of 20. The pelleted seeds are still on the soil. |
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| Mostly new impatiens wallerinia. A whole tray and only a few germinated. |
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| Dahlias |
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| More coleus. I like the color they may be red. I'll see as they mature. |
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| Broccoli seedlings. They don't look promising. These were old seeds. If they don't make it i'll buy some plants when they come in the nurseries. |
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Another broccoli seedling. I also have ivy leaf geraniums that have not germinated yet. If they don't soon they may reach adulthood but not bloom this season. Salvia below. Free seeds from a seed order. Not my choice. I love the salvia with blue flowers. |
Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda for visiting. Some of my seedling are surviving especially the geraniums but many seedlings died even those that were good size such as the vinca. This summer I brought back plants as gifts from Georgia and some had spider mites. They shared the space with my seedlings. I think this caused their demise as the plants lived outside in Georgia and were brought inside when I came home. I won't do this again. It disappoints me to buy seeds and nurture them only to see them die. I won't stop sowing seeds though. Your blog is nice and motivational. Have a good gardening season.
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