Morning glories are in the little cups: 4 heavenly blue, 2 blue star, 2 flying saucer, 4 “pale” purpureas (3 from last year, one from the heirloom purpurea mix), 2 Grandpa Ott (I think), 2 Crimson Rambler (I think), and 3 random ones from the heirloom purpurea mix. I’m planning to put some in front of the house, some by the kitchen window as I did last year, and a few on the chain link fence at the edge of our property (hopefully to block a bit of the cemetery).
In the square pots are harlequin marigolds, red Marietta marigolds, and firewheels.
Tray 1: 6 cosmos, 6 zinnia (4 lilliput, 2 thumbelina)
Tray 2: 2 tetra snapdragon, 2 poppy, 2 shasta daisy, 4 purple coneflower, 2 peppermint stick zinnia
Tray 3 (7 plugs of old peat from last year): 2 harlequin marigolds, 2 red marietta marigolds, 2 firewheel, 1 peppermint zinnia
This isn’t all I’m going to plant for this year, but this is the first batch of seeds. Now that I own a ferret who can reach the bottom shelf of my plant stand, my seed growing space is more limited than it was last year.
In the square pots are harlequin marigolds, red Marietta marigolds, and firewheels.
Tray 1: 6 cosmos, 6 zinnia (4 lilliput, 2 thumbelina)
Tray 2: 2 tetra snapdragon, 2 poppy, 2 shasta daisy, 4 purple coneflower, 2 peppermint stick zinnia
Tray 3 (7 plugs of old peat from last year): 2 harlequin marigolds, 2 red marietta marigolds, 2 firewheel, 1 peppermint zinnia
This isn’t all I’m going to plant for this year, but this is the first batch of seeds. Now that I own a ferret who can reach the bottom shelf of my plant stand, my seed growing space is more limited than it was last year.
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