I sent away my plant and seed orders yesterday....the only new variety I chose was a purple podded snap pea called Sugar Magnolia...it was in Pinetree Seed catalog. I hope we get more rain for this growing season, but I did order plants that were drought tolerant, such as penstemon & salvias....always the optimist!
I wasn't sure if those were the same ones you planted, Rita...happy to know that they are. I didn't order a whole lot of stuff....not enough room in the perennial beds, but I did order lots of flower seeds for the veggie garden!
I usually use quite large containers to start my seeds.....when I was in Walmart's the other day, I looked for seed starting medium, but they were redoing the gardening dept., & nothing was on the shelves yet...bummer.
Great idea....wish I had done so as well! There is a new Ocean State in the town where I grocery shop, so maybe I can check there....they usually have seeds at good prices......
Name: Ronnie (Veronica) Southeastern PA (Zone 6b) Count your blessings, be grateful
I have a few more seeds I'm waiting on and a big trade coming. I got a big bag of promix in the fall so I should be good for dirt. The feed store has it cheap enough if I need more.
I am doing quite a few milkweeds this year and a few others that will get started inside, the rest gets winter sowed in jugs.
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Good for you, Ronnie...the monarchs really need the milkweed.....I'm lucky I have plenty of the wild ones on the property. I have 4 pkgs of sweet peas....I'd like to winter sow them, but not sure if they would survive.
They just need support to climb.....I have a trellis against the garage, but I also have a trellis for my clems....maybe I can mix them together.......