What Are You Sowing This Week..?

Started by Lauren S, January 01, 2009, 11:15:13

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Lauren S

Just wondered what anyone is intending to sow this week?

Lauren  :D
:) Net It Or You Won't Get It  :)

Lauren S

:) Net It Or You Won't Get It  :)

trinity

2 tumbling tom seeds and two pepper seeds (have not decided which though) they will be indoors permanently on my Kitchen window sill

asbean

I've got three packets out: lettuce (winter,type), cauli (ayr) and broccoli (summer).

But more importantly, we have to make loads of jam to empty the freezer and to clear the jamjars from the worktop in the utility room to make space for the seed potatoes which we'll be getting on 24th at Whitchurch.

Here's to 2009  :D :D :D :D
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manicscousers

sorted out the seeds, got
mizuna
texas early grand onion
ailsa craig onion
cauli all year round
tomato tigerella
tomato golden sunrise
mustard and cress  ;D
verbena
little gem and parella red lettuce in a couple of days
these will all be on windowsills in windowsill propagators and only a couple/few of each, just to satisfy the sowing urge  ;D
will have to wait as the bag of potting compost in the garage is mostly frozen  ???

mummybunny

Just had a look though my box of seeds to see if theres any thing i can start sowing only thing i have is all year round cauli  :)

Prepare for a really daft question when they say sow indoors what exactly do they mean? Is it warm green house or shed or in the house????  :-[

I only have a small plastic green house and would think that would be far too cold!!

Is that laughter i can hear  :-* :-*

lucy

caroline7758

Was going top sow some coriander this morning, but only got as far as bringing the compost inside to warm up!

kt.

Nothing here in the north-east.  Will wait another couple of weeks.
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KathrynH

Mummybunny  -I take "indoors" as meaning in a greenhouse and it works for me.

I'm going to wait until this really cold spell passes before sowing anything though. They always seem to catch up as it warms up.

shirlton

Nowt yet. I have learned from the more experienced gardeners on here. They don't rush their sowing and still they catch up.
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RobinOfTheHood

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martinrowe

I don't think I will be starting anything else this week, as I have already planted tomatoes, leeks, ailsa craig onion, some other type of large onion and a few peppers.

We have recently dug up the leeks we started off nearly a year ago.

Barnowl


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Quote from: mummybunny on January 01, 2009, 11:46:59

Prepare for a really daft question when they say sow indoors what exactly do they mean? Is it warm green house or shed or in the house????  :-[




Whatever the germination temperature is and definitely frost free.

I would say absolute min of +5C degrees, although a cool 10C would be better.
15-20C would be too warm and make the seedlings leggy.

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saddad

Might get the Sweet Peas going, supposed to have done it earlier....  :-[

Tee Gee

Quotewhen they say sow indoors what exactly do they mean?

They mean a place where you can keep the temperature at a consistant level at least until germination takes place, and generally in the UK that is indoors.

You could do what I do and that is;

I get all my seed packets together and list them on a spread sheet then I use the alphabetical index on my home page and note when I should sow them and at what temperature.

There is more info here; http://www.thegardenersalmanac.co.uk/Data/Computers%20and%20gardening/Computers%20and%20gardening.htm

I hope this clarifies the sowing issue you have.....TG


manicscousers

just sowed, in a windowsill propagator, ailsa craig onions, texas grande onions, parella red and little gem lettuce, all year round cauli, tomato, tigerella, tomato, golden sunrise, prsley, verbena..just a few of each  ;D

Deb P

Nothing yet, but might do a bit of packet sorting at the weekend to finalise the plans for the plots...or just end up drooling over the packets like a sad person! ;D
If it's not pouring with rain, I'm either in the garden or at the lottie! Probably still there in the rain as well TBH....🥴

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