Jocelyn on April 29th, 2008

For those of you in colder zones like mine, you’ve probably just recently planted your seeds. I just planted my first couple flats a few weekends ago, and I want to give a few tips on how to make your seed starting successful. First of all, I just want to tell you [...]

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Jocelyn on April 21st, 2008

Despite the stubborn winter-like weather we’ve been having, I started my seeds last weekend. Here’s what I started:
Veggies

Sweet Orange Peppers *
Green Peppers *
Early Girl Hybrid Tomatoes *

Herbs

Lavender
Basil
Lemon Balm *

Annuals

Impatiens
Violas
Snapdragons
Pansies
Cleome *
Marigolds

These seeds are taking up 2 large flats that I’ve left with my parents. They get a [...]

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Jocelyn on September 30th, 2007

Vinca
Here’s a picture of the Vincas I was talking about in my previous post. Like I said, they were by far the most hardy plant I had all summer. They are still in their containers right now blooming away, even after being scorched in a hot car, and frozen outside in the Minnesota [...]

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Jocelyn on September 28th, 2007

I would like to give all of you a summary of everything I’ve learned during my last 4 months of gardening adventures. My containers of annuals are gone by now, and since we’ve been seeing 40-50 degree days for the past few weeks, I am finally convinced that the cold season is here.
In May, [...]

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Jocelyn on June 26th, 2007

Before I launch into all of the great information on my newest Plant of the Week, I’m sorry for not having posted in such a long time! I’ve been very busy in the past few weeks trying to find a new job. (What can I say, $6.59 per hour just isn’t cutting it [...]

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