chelle said: Me, too, but the pile-up on the deck is slowly diminishing. I do, however, have seeds that I still need to start.

I'm still planting seeds too! The transplanting to the garden continues and the stash on the porch is slowly consolidating into a smaller grouping.

The odd thing for me this year is, even though I'm getting planting done quicker (I think anyway), some of my new transplants are blooming already! Blue Woodruff, Chinese Houses, Deerhorn Clarkia, Phacelia Campanularia and more! I usually have to wait a while on blooms. Must be my selections this year...

...for whatever reason, I sure am enjoying it!

I think the clarkia is so pretty! This is the first bloom.

I love the Clarkia photo.

Makes me feel slow! Clarkia is on my list of seeds to sprout, and I haven't started yet. This weekend will get me a long way toward getting more of them planted. I'm so looking forward to seeing some of them bloom. We had a morning low of 42 degrees earlier this week, so the weather hasn't been good for warm season crops yet. Warmer weather is coming, and I can't wait!

My seedlings had a growth spurt mid May. But now they are stagnant again. Healthy, and lots of them. But just don't seem to want to grow. So weird.

Jill - you are in good company. I have stacks and stacks of seeds from the swap that I have yet to start........

Chelle - how neat that you are already getting blooms. My largest seedlings are only about 5 inches tall.

soilsandup said:Jill - you are in good company. .

I feel better already!

I just today got the last of my WSed perennials planted! Sheesh, I won't be growing near as much next year!

I think all wintersowers travel that road, Jennifer

Karen

I suspect someone will love me in the winter when I purge my seed stock

well at least you got it done.. good for you!!