The upstairs seedling room has been through several iterations since my last post. A lot of the cold-hardy seedlings have been spending time outside hardening off.
Salad greens, pansies, Johnny jump-ups, leeks, sweet peas and stock flowers.
Some have been moved outside to the cold frame and hoop house that D built for me. I'm putting in more lasagna beds (no fun to put down the newspapers on a windy day, but we wanted to get it done).
Some of the wintersown seedlings in jugs are starting to come up. This is spinach.
Cleome and alyssym.
Stock.
The asters I planted in January.
Salad greens moved from the front window to the garden, and herbs moved in.
Newspaper pots in the upstairs seedling room.
Genovese, spicy globe and opal purple basil. The basil has really taken off in its heated beds.
Japanese eggplant just sprouting. The peppers and tomatoes are still waiting.
Gorgeous mesclun. Botanical Interests Valentine Mesclun, one of my favorites.
Although I promised I wouldn't, I started a little colony of seedlings in the basement.
Impatiens, phlox and rainbow coleus.
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