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Winter Sowing
mindyw3

i have sprouts!

Mindyw3
12 years ago

All of these have sprouted in containers:

Pansy

Bachelors buttons

Mustard

Chamomile

Carnations

Lychnis alpina

snapsragons

and something else....that isnt markes. Either echinacea or delphinium.

Under my low tunnels spinach mesclun and radishes have sprouted.

Im honestly shockes because it has been relatively cold here with nights in the teens twenties or low thirties max. But either way! Woohoo sprouts!

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