Friday, 17 April 2020

Sowing and Growing on

Since 23 March I have been sowing seeds and growing on.  It is wonderful to see life thriving right in front of me!  Courgettes, nasturtiums, runner beans and french beans and peas and white borage have been hardening off outside during the day.  At night they come in to the conservatory to keep sheltered from the weather, slugs and snails and other creepy crawlies.

They have grown so quickly!

This nasturtium is called Bloody Mary!  I can't wait to see it when in flower.  I've been sowing and growing many other things too.  I will show them another time.

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  1. So wonderful to see life growing this way. I'm still building raised beds but I've got carrot greens growing inside for a salad and a celery experiment in the works. Happy Growing!

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  2. What a beautiful collection you have there! They all look so green and healthy. I will look forward to seeing these when you have planted them and they continue to grow. Your efforts will be well rewarded I'm sure!

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    1. Thanks Bonnie. I am pleased with their progress! :)

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  3. Your little plants look really healthy Simone. I love nasturtiums for their rambling cheeriness amongst the other plants and especially in a hanging basket:)

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    1. I like your description of rambling cheeriness Rosie - it would make such a good blog name! Hope you have a nice weekend. x

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  4. Ah that is wonderful to see Simone!!!

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    1. Makes me feel good to be productive Vivienne! x

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  5. Wow! they look wonderful

    Julie xxxxx

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    1. Thanks Julie. I hope they continue to thrive! x

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  6. It'll be so rewarding to see them come to life eventually! xx

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  7. Thank for reminding me that I have Nasturtium seeds too. They have nwo been sown.

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  8. Wahoo! Great job, Simone! Love seeing them as beginnings. Can't wait to see how they grow in their new little corner of your world.

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    1. Thanks Sharon for your encouragement. I have loads more to plant out and many seeds yet to sow! :)

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  9. So fun, Simone! It's exciting to see your garden develop this year. Wonderful!

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    1. Thanks Anne! The lock down has given me something to focus on. :)

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