I've got a number of seeds (12, I think?) but I only planted four this morning, specifically the ones that I thought were the biggest risk/least likely to be able to deal with our heat: bunching onions, radishes, spinach and tomatoes.
Monday, April 2, 2012
The Insanity Builds
Maybe I have a bit of spring fever because I think I've descended into madness. First off, let's look at the cause of my issues: things are blooming like crazy.
I've got a number of seeds (12, I think?) but I only planted four this morning, specifically the ones that I thought were the biggest risk/least likely to be able to deal with our heat: bunching onions, radishes, spinach and tomatoes.
I've got a number of seeds (12, I think?) but I only planted four this morning, specifically the ones that I thought were the biggest risk/least likely to be able to deal with our heat: bunching onions, radishes, spinach and tomatoes.
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The bunch onions are perennial and can last a long time..And the tomatoes planted now could be ready to put outside later in the year and could be ready for fall tomatoes. All of course depending on the time of germination. And there is a good reason there are so many seeds in a package..they don't all germinate.
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Yeah, I was reading about the perennial nature of the onions, so that's exciting. I'm hoping they will work out well. Also, I did plant 3+ seeds per soil mini-spot but still had a decent amount of each left (compared to the amount I started with because, for example, there were a lot more onion seeds than tomato seeds).
DeleteYAY you! Good luck!
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