So many plant babies!
Wednesday weather: Light snowfall throughout the day, only a dusting of snow accumulation. High 32℉, low 28℉. Johnny Jump-ups Radish and beets. Unconventional to start inside, but I'm trying Charles Dowding's multi-sowing method. We'll see what happens! :) Fenugreek towers over the rest. The biggest leaves are borage. Snapdragons, sweet peas, onions, and shallots hardening off on an unusually cold April morning. It was 30℉ at the time. More lights coming on Friday... these are pretty full! Mostly Marigolds with some helichrysum. The small tub has Munstead lavender seeds. I didn't get cold stratify these: I doubt many will germinate. I really only need a couple. I want to see if they will live through the winter here in zone 4a. A rose from cuttings I took last fall. (They will probably die next winter - but it's the first plant I've ever multipli