I filled these plastic shoe boxes about 2/3 full, spread the seeds on and then spread a layer of Horticultural grade vermiculite over the top. I am hoping to have less disease with the vermiculite so we will see.
I had a tray of Ryerbies which I should have cleaned up and put in the fridge for storage but did not. So I transplanted them in with some tomatoes which I am trying to keep alive. The heat is on in the work shop so I hope it will be enough to let them all survive.
These are some Amaryllis bulbs which survived the summer and I am cold treating to see if they will bloom. I think they need some dark time too.
A mix of potted material which are set for winter but need some more snow protection.
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