The Seedlings

Today was the first day hardening off my foxgloves on the porch. They weren't happy and returned inside after a few hours. Tomorrow I'll put them back outside for a few hours.

All the seedlings were taken off the plant shelf to water. Some have been missed and they're wilted. I'm tired of these seedlings. Too many. I started making a list for the fall and hope to only do a few so I can give them my full attention. That's easy to say in April. By December I have visions of other things.

Cypress vine. Very healthy seedlings. Hopefully they'll stay this way until it's time to plant them outside.

I've never been this successful with nasturtiums. I love their variegation. Don't remember what the other ones were that I planted but I'm happy with any of them.

Going to separate them before I have a tragedy. Tomatoes, Swiss chard, 3 types of lettuce, kale, and mustard greens.

Swiss chard starting to get it's true leaves.

Lettuce

Love the trout lettuce.

What happened to my broccoli? Glad I bought some and it's trying to act up on the porch.

What happened to that pepper? I still have 2.

Trailing lobelia.

Still haven't transplanted those seedlings.

Help is on the way for these foxgloves.

Cosmos, verbascum, black eyed Susan vine, and some others already shown.

Nicotiania

Smaller foxglove seedlings.

Sage, 1 seedling seemed to have died over night.

A few Echinacea survived and are growing nicely.

Ivy leaf geraniums, Echinacea, and pitiful gazania.

Mustard Greens

Kale

And the only begonia.