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| 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. |
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| 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. |
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| Cypress vine. Very healthy seedlings. Hopefully they'll stay this way until it's time to plant them outside. |
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| 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. |
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| Going to separate them before I have a tragedy. Tomatoes, Swiss chard, 3 types of lettuce, kale, and mustard greens. |
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| Swiss chard starting to get it's true leaves. |
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| Lettuce |
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| Love the trout lettuce. |
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| What happened to my broccoli? Glad I bought some and it's trying to act up on the porch. |
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| What happened to that pepper? I still have 2. |
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| Trailing lobelia. |
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| Still haven't transplanted those seedlings. |
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| Help is on the way for these foxgloves. |
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| Cosmos, verbascum, black eyed Susan vine, and some others already shown. |
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| Nicotiania |
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| Smaller foxglove seedlings. |
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| Sage, 1 seedling seemed to have died over night. |
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| A few Echinacea survived and are growing nicely. |
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| Ivy leaf geraniums, Echinacea, and pitiful gazania. |
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| Mustard Greens |
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| Kale |
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| And the only begonia. |
