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Sprout Pics-They are growing to the top!
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ladyrose65 6bNJ (
My Page) on
Sun, Apr 24, 11 at 18:27
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| Wow!! Those are some healthy-looking sprouts!! What kind are they? And can you tell me out to post photos side by side like that? |
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| If you put the cursor over the picture, the name of the sprouts should appear. To get the pictures side by side, I don't put a return after the pictures URL address. |
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| I'm impressed!. I'm in zone 4 and checked mine today. I have at least a few sprouts in every container except for one, but the are sparse and tiny. I even see one early girl tomato, which made me laugh, its just a speck, while the ones I have indoors under lights are about 10 inches tall and I am pinching off flower buds. This is my first year to try it and I think WS is mostly going to work for perennials for me here. (though the spinach does have true leaves!) |
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- Posted by pvick z6B NYC (My Page) on
Sun, Apr 24, 11 at 19:39
| time to get those babies planted out!!! |
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| They look very healthy and well-cared for! I agree, they are ready for planting out. I've got a spider living in one of my containers too. :) |
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| Mandolls, I got a lot of containers that either have no sprouts or 2 sprouts. I just keep them water and in full sun. Thank You, Pvick and Terrene. I was trying to wait until 2nd week of next month. We still have Frosts in the morning. |
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| Hi Ladyrose, I planted out my convolvulus yesterday, but it's in baskets so if it's going to get cold I can move them to the garage. We can get frost till mid-May, too, but I'm hoping not. After all this rain I'm hoping for some warm weather at last. Last year we had a frost warning for May 15 even though the rest of the spring was warm enough that I took the chance and planted my tomatoes out early. Spent some time scrambling to protect a 5X30 section of garden that night, and then we didn't get frost after all. Someone on here suggested checking for a nearby weather station that tracks weather on a more micro level. I found one online that's a couple of miles away from me and I check it regularly. Beautiful sprouts, btw. Wait till you see the convolvulus roots. Mine were about half a foot long. Caryl |
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- Posted by tomva 7-central virginia (My Page) on
Mon, Apr 25, 11 at 12:33
| Nice job,they look very healthy |
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| Thank you Carlytoo and Tomva. Is there a website, that can tell you when your area is getting frost? |
RE: Sprout Pics-They are growing to the top!
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| Wow, you have a sprout situation there! Awesome!!! |
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