I really do recommend these for those gardeners, who like me, are over 60 and bending down over and over again is getting impossible. All I have to do is rake the soil back, lay my mats down, and cover with the correct depth of soil. So much easier, especially with those tiny seeds.
Seed mats packaged up and ready to plant in March
Carrots
- Shin Kuroda
- NutriRed
- Ginff
- Rainbow F1
- Atomic Red
- Tronchuda
- Siber Frill
- Dazzling Blue
- Pentland Brig
- Scarlet
- Red Russian
- Blue Curled Scotch
- Lacinato
- Premier
- All-Year
- Salad Bowl Green
- Salad Bowl Red
- Winter Density
- Red Romaine
- Iceberg
- Merlot
- Freckles
- Matina Sweet
- Sweetheart
- Cylindra
- Golden
- Chiogga
- Orange
- Cardinal
- Erbette
- Bloomsdale
- Gigante d'Inverno
- Red Kitten
- Viroflay
- America
- Palco
- Regiment
- Golden
- Pink Plume
- Peppermint Stick
I will describe more about these varieties when I plant them out this spring.
Meanwhile, the little pepper seeds are nice and warm and under lights and on the heat mats in the greenhouse. I'm using new grow lights this year - these are the ones with the red blue IR and white full spectrum lights. It will be interesting to see if there is any difference from my old florescent light fixture that I've used for years. It worked just fine, but it got dropped this year and broke.
Starting the tomatoes next!
Starting the tomatoes next!
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