
Today I am
linking to
A Southern Daydreamer for Outdoor Wednesday.
I wonder if this post counts...I am not exactly Outdoors...but what I am doing will be...

I loaded the seed cells...

Got the packages of seed ready to dig into...These are the colors I am planting this year.
Trailrider sent me some
Loufa seeds, an elephant ear or two and a couple of other things...I am sad to say that only the
loufa seeds look promising at this point..the cold weather froze the rest and all but the elephant ears have been thrown away due to death...Thank You
Trailrider...I am so excited to see these growing here...I bet I will be the ONLY one in this area....

Here's the Elephant ears...Lets just keep our fingers crossed...K?

I ripped into the Geranium seeds first. For those that missed the post I did last year on this...here is a close up of some coated seeds...they are not this pretty without the coating...they are brown...sort of resembling mouse droppings...These ones are a pretty shade of gold.

I use a seed spoon to plant these and most other seeds with. I have two of them. Each end of the spoon has a small cup ...

Here is a close up of the end...I use these to move the seeds around. The larger ends hold larger seeds...and the smaller ones...well you get the idea.

Here's some shots of the other size ends. They are not very big...

After I got all ready...I took the seed cells...the seeds and the spoon...and placed one seed in the center of each cell...see them? They are the teeny yellow things...
lol
Once the seeds were placed...I covered them lightly with about 1/8
th of an inch of soil.

I just sprinkle it on lightly,

and gently smooth it out...not pushing hard on the soil at all...just leveling it out...and not leaving too much on top of the seeds.

I then make my label out of the cut up mini blind.

Never eat the yellow snow...OR DRINK THE YELLOW WATER!!!
lolThis water has been treated with an anti-fungal chemical. It will prevent the young geranium seedlings from damping off. (a soil born fungal disease that will rot the young plants at the stem)
It smells awful...and is very corrosive.

Place the seed packs in the
pre-mixed water solution...(note the
garbage bag....so neatly cut!) I will trim it off and clean it up another time...ha ha..
I planted all my seeds...

and had a little time...so I
prepared trays for the next few weeks planting...did a few trays of 9 pack cells,

and a few trays of 4-pack cells...I will need hundreds more, but didn't have time to do it all in one day. Next time...

After all....I did get what I wanted to do finished out here...I planted just a little over 330 Geraniums today.
I don't have much to plant now for a couple of weeks...then it will be a few more types of flower seeds to share...the weeks to come...will bring all sorts of greenhouse adventures and dirt therapy for us here in blog land!
Spring is coming!!!! I just know it is!!!
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I can't wait to see who wins...The draw is going to be made on Friday evening at around 8 pm. Saturday will have a post to announce the winner!!!
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Comments
share with us Tootsie... we love it!
Can't wait to see them grow!
You do good work...amazing.
My Wednesday post..."Alligators in the Sewer?" is published...come see if you have a bit of time today. I'd love your visit.
HERE
I wish I had your passion!
Debbie
Looking forward to all you teach us. We have such a water shortage out here in West Texas that I've not planted any thing new in my tiny garden for awhile. Our water is too precious to even water the lawn very much. I did do a little container gardening last summer and that worked pretty well.
xo bj
THANK YOU --I will start again. I'll bless your seeds and pray they grow.
Yvonne
Happy week!
Can't wait to see them later.
Barbara
Yikes, $11.95 for 50 seeds!!!
Frosty Outdoors
Hugs and prayers,
andrea
It'd be really neat if you got the elephant ears growing way up there. We have them wild down here!
Yikes, if that liquid is corrosive, how come it doesn't affect the plastic trays? Or would it just be corrosive to flesh? Eeks!
Justine :o )
Joyce M
xoxo...Kathy
I tried to grow dichondra seeds one time...(-:
ShEEE WOMAN... that's who u r!
Thanks for sharing your experience with me on the web. YOU are truly inspiring!
((HUGS)) from snow covered BGgarden
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Brenda
Work from home India
I hope you have 100% germination!!!