This particular container is not to share with friends, but specifically for my daughter. She chose to sow Ipomoea lobata seeds today- aka "Exotic Love Vine", which you can usually find at Annie's Annuals in a 4" pot. I wish I could say she specifically picked out these seeds because she remembered their beautiful blooms growing on our fence last year- but no, she picked them because they matched the shirt she was wearing today (such a girl thing to do). |
It's a great idea! Monica uses them in the pre-school."Gee honey, another chicken tonight?" Important too is the seed starter mix your using. Works better than regular potting soil for seed starting.
ReplyDeleteIt's like you are at my house! I used a chicken dome for sunflower micro greens, and LOVE those clear salad boxes for growing just about anything. Great photos of the kiddo - she's so good for the camera. Glad you had fun.
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She's quite a ham for the camera! All of my pictures of her now turn out slightly goofy thanks to her missing a couple of teeth! haha
ReplyDeleteHello Carri! My friend Susan sent me over here when I asked her about what she thought about wine barrels for raised beds in my mini-garden. She laughed that I would even ask her, but she said you are amazing. I too am clueless when it comes to gardening, but I want to start with at least tomatos for my son. Thanks! Erin ea (dot) myers (at) yahoo (dot) com
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, I've been reusing yogurt and other small containers for smaller batches of seedlings. I was craving the kid yogurt with the candy container on top for a while, and the plastic top if perfect for seeds.
ReplyDeleteI've used this method before and it works great! I love recycling for the garden.
ReplyDeleteI love those Costco containers! Sometimes I remember to make a bunch of newspaper "pots" that I can fill with that starter mix. I can plant stuff out so fast, since I don't have to disentangle roots as much [often from putting too many seeds to start, then not being ruthless about snipping the puny ones off].
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DeleteWow! Great idea. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteDo we need to clean /wash the oil away?
ReplyDeleteWhere do you buy the seeds? It seems so easy but I can't find them. LOL
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