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Seed Starting & Other Garden Shenanigans

  • Writer: Southern Mama Homestead
    Southern Mama Homestead
  • Feb 11
  • 2 min read


We’ve been busier than a one armed paper hanger around here lately, to quote Dolly (Truvy).


In just over a week, we have:


2/3:

Uppotted

2 romaine

8 green onions


Rooted pineapple


Started

2 Bok Choy

Hedou Tiny

White Stem

3 Broccoli

Calabrese

De Cicco (mini?) sprouted 2/7

Waltham 29

3 Brussels Sprouts

Catskills

Gladys

Long Island

11 Cabbage

All Season

Brunswick

Caraflex

Charleston Wakefield

Copenhagen Early sprouted 2/8

Copenhagen Market sprouted

2/11

Emiko sprouted 2/8

Matsushima #2 sprouted 2/8

Michihili (Chinese) sprouted 2/8

Early Golden Acre

Red Acre sprouted 2/8

3 Cauliflower

Adona

Purple of Sicily sprouted 2/10

Snowball

Collards-Georgia Southern

Endive-Frisse

2 Kohlrabi

Blauer Speck sprouted 2/11

Delicacy White

10 Basil

African Blue sprouted 2/9

African Nunum sprouted 2/9

Blue Spice sprouted 2/11

Cinnamon

Corsican

Dark Opal

Purple Dark Opal

Elidia

Greek dwarf sprouted 2/11

Holy sprouted 2/10

12 Super Hot Peppers

7pot

Borg 9 (purple, orange, red)

Chocolate Trinidad Douglah

Yellow

Death Spiral

Carolina Reaper

Purple

Red sprouted 2/11

Yellow

Chili

Black Naga

Chocolate Primotalli

Dragon’s Breath sprouted 2/11

Ghost

Jay’s Peach

Traditional

12 Heirloom Tomatoes

1884 Pink sprouted 2/11

Abe Lincoln

Abraham Green

African Queen sprouted 2/11

Afternoon Delight

Alice’s Dream

American Blue sprouted 2/11

American Ribbed Red Beefsteak

Amish Paste

Ananas Noire

Anna Russian

Aurora Blue


2/10:


Started

9 Kale

Dinosaur

Dwarf Blue Curled Scotch

Flowering

Purple Island

Red Russian

Sea

Siberian

Thousandhead

Vates

7 Mustard

Florida Broadleaf

Green Wake

Mizuna

Oriental

Osaka Purple

Southern Giant Curled

Tokyo Bekana

1 Radicchio (unknown)

2 Leeks

Autumn Giant

German

3 Bunching/Green Onions

Ishikura Winter Long

White Lisbon

He-Shi-Ko

2 German Johnson tomatoes


I am loving seeing all the new sprouts and growth.


Last weekend my daughters converted the dining room into a gardening/homeschool room for me, and moved the DR into the den, which makes sense bc it’s right beside the kitchen. We’re in a state of limbo (chaos) while we get reorganized, but it’s going to be much better. The dining area now has the room for people to get in and out without feeling boxed in and we have a dedicated space for all our projects. We never used both the den and Living Room anyway, so we don’t need 2.




 
 
 

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