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First Blossom

sandlapper_rose

12 years ago

Does anyone slse have blossoms on their winter sown plants? I have a nasturium in bloom as of today! I really need to try to get outside and take some pictures of my happy plants. I planted a little over 100 jugs and all but 14 have plants growing in them ... and it's too soon to give up on the others ... they may still sprout.

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beachgrub
12 years ago
Congrats! I have serious zone envy. Had a sprinkling of snow yesterday here. Post pics for us!
northforker
12 years ago
A blossom! Congrats to you - how exciting. I am still do daily happy dances over emerging cotyledons!!!!!!

This time of year it IS hard not to get zone envy. But I try to remember that later, my "fully grown all summer gardens" last longer into the fall than most places. I am often picking bouquets for the house in late October.
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ladyrose65
12 years ago
Congratulations! What a good feeling!

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