Sunday, February 06, 2011

seedlings

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16 comments:

Lynn said...

Seedlings are a physical manifestation of hope that bring a gentle smile every time I see them!

Linda Foley said...

I started some leek seeds and garlic bulbits today... :D

wvhiker said...

My seedlings are up now and I just started everything else I can. Looks good.

Q @ JAQS said...

AWWW the sign of warmer weather to come...beautiful.

kibbles said...

Amazing! What are they? They're so big!

kibbles said...

Hah, nevermind. I remember you saying you had sown lettuces and things! I'm surprised how fast they grew!

p3chandan said...

Seedlings sprounting is a promise spring is coming! Got the feeling of great satisfaction when you see new seedlings coming up healthy and eager isn't it? Happy sowing more seeds!

meemsnyc said...

I'm so jealous!! They look great!

Anonymous said...

Hello! your seedlings are doing very well, I had beautiful lettuce growin outside but have been attacked and eaten by snails, I understand you are doing your garden organically, so my question is What do you with the snail and slugs? is there any natural way to get rid of them?

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Green Zebra Market Garden said...

Looking Good! I'm glad to see you space your lights appropriately (i.e. as close as possible).

hobbies said...

they look beautiful

Annelise said...

Absolutely AWESOME!! Greens are a huge trend this season!!!http://theuncouturegardener.blogspot.com/2011/02/salad-garden-is-in.html

Patrick's Garden said...

Three pictures speaks 3,000 words.
Thanks for sharing.

makhappy522 said...

I use sluggo pellets and crazy obsessive picking!! Slugs are a bad problem for me! I go out in the evening and search, search, search.

kathy said...

Slugs can be a big problem for lettuce. I admit to using the pellets too. Just a couple. But there have been some clever organic ideas elsewhere on this blog.

Raeanne said...

I use DE (diotomaceous earth)for slugs and snails. It tears them up when they travel over it. It's organic. You have to reapply when it rains, but it does work. There is no holding time from field to table with this method. DE has a bunch of uses in the garden.