Last Saturday we set our little garden seedlings outside to enjoy a bright, sunny day. We've been doing that when the days are warm and sunny enough. We bring them in again before nightfall and set them under a grow light, which we switch off before turning in for the night.
On Saturday, however, after returning home late in the evening from a wedding reception and then mixing egg dye and coloring eggs until almost midnight, we completely forgot about our little seedlings.
Whoops.
Easter morning greeted us with bright sunshine, a hard frost, and a tray full of dead seedlings. All gone, except for some evening primrose and one hyssop plant.
So I spent some time today re-seeding the little pop-up pots. At least they'll have a few short weeks head start. We won't be able to plant outdoors here for a little while yet.
So much for planning ahead. At least we gave organized thinking a try : )
Oh no! You must be so disappointed! Hopefully your new seedlings will come through quickly and you can start over again. My greenhouse is so full at the moment, I just can't wait for the last frost, so I cvan get busy planting outside!
ReplyDeleteWillow x
Hi Willow!
ReplyDeleteOh, how I would love to have a greenhouse!
Hope your frosts end soon so that you can get your hands dirty!
How sad.
ReplyDeleteCan you re-use the cute little checker-pots?
But I am glad you reminded me to go water mine this minute ( it is 04 am) as I forgot so today.
Come visit my GBBD.Will you do one?
Hi Jo!
ReplyDeleteI did re-use the little pots and they are on their second go at germination right now.
Thanks for reminding me of bloom day. Your garden is gorgeous! I don't have much color right now - my few handfuls of spring bulbs, but absolutely nothing else.
But, as the saying goes, April showers bring May flowers. We'll see what happens next month : )
Aw, good luck with the new batch.
ReplyDeleteAnd that evening primrose must be tough...I definitely favor the plants that can survive a little neglect!
Hi adrienne!
ReplyDeleteBelieve it or not, I already have a few seedlings popping up through the soil.
And I agree, all plants at my house have to be strong enough to survive a little neglect : )