Ah bliss! This time last year I was sat outside in my yard garden in
the mornings drinking coffee in my shirtsleeves. This time last year I had
planted out some of my seedlings and they were already beginning to thrive.
Fast forward 12 months of haywire weather and this year it is so cold in my yard garden that the sap froze
in my daffodil stems. This year my seedlings remain on my kitchen work surfaces
the stems getting longer and longer as each day passes.
My seeds have germinated really well, I have dozens
of ipomoea through and my scabious are beginning to come through. I’m looking
for a blue theme this year. Yes, I know, I know, but I want a bit of a change from
the Mediterranean feel I’ve gone with the last couple of seasons. Even so I’m
growing some orange nasturtiums and a few sunflowers – well summer wouldn’t be
summer without them and the blackfly.
I’ve planted some of my seedlings into peat pots to try and
calm them down a little, but I really need to get some of them into the ground
outside. At the minute though there’s no chance of that – the ground is far too
cold.
That’s that. Maybe I really should take a break from
blogging.
Paul Whitehouse on FB
ReplyDeleteI never have a problem spreading my seed
ReplyDeleteSharon Hutt on FB
I'm just about to tart mine off indoors. Will we ever actually get a summer to enjoy them?
Neil Fishwick on FB
ReplyDeleteJulie has lots of seeds growing and n the house too and is just like you "will I ever get them planted!"
Lindsey Messenger on FB
ReplyDeleteit,s ok....it grows on you