Monday, February 17, 2014

Planning


A cold sunny day, just right for going through my seeds and figuring out what I have and what I still need to order. (my really late order) I can almost taste it.

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    1. Seed Savers Exchange- non GMO, non hybrid all heirloom and lots of organic. I've been VERY pleased with them!

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  2. I doubt you'll be surprised- but guess who took a picture almost entirely like that just yesterday? Minus the adorable enamel pot. ;-)

    Here I thought I was on the ball this year! I haven't ordered seeds in so long I have forgotten what 'late' really is! I have a new seed catalog that you MUST order- if only to admire and swoon a bit. Bakers Seed Co. is a family run non-GMO, heirloom seed company and they have family pictures throughout almost like a photoalbum. The Mama is almost always in a dress with an adorable hair scarf wrapped up her hair and the little girl is almost always in a dress too. SERIOUSLY adorable. (And I think they are a bit cheaper than SeedSavers sometimes- but I am still in the midst of price-comparing.

    So- your next post needs to be what you ordered. ;-)

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    1. I do have that catalog! Yes, prices are cheaper, but I didn't have as good of luck with the seeds. Keep in mind that I'm a black thumb though. I know, Mama and daughter are always so cute!

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    2. And no, I'm not surprised at all we took matchy pictures : )

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  3. Thanks! For whatever reason, I thought the last freeze/frost date would be generally the same as up there (maybe a week ahead). Holy. cow. I'm hearing of people planting gardens end of April, beginning of May. I'm waayyyy behind. Gonna rush to get a seed order in.
    Also, another question: what do you start seeds in? What kind of pots/containers? And WHERE have you found them? I've been looking, and geeze they're expensive...

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  4. I bought a pot maker from Lehmans https://www.lehmans.com/p-1688-the-potmaker.aspx
    and I've been happy with it. I've also used those little "just add water peat pots" you can find at W*mart, but by the time I'm ready to plant, my plants have outgrown them. Rebecca has some good posts too, let me find them. (Dang, how nice and early!!!)

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    1. http://zeahrenaissance.blogspot.com/search?q=starting+seeds
      you'll have to copy and paste that and the Lehmans one.

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    2. Thanks for the info! I'm going to do some looking once the little ones are down for naps...

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