I started some seeds a few weekends back, the anticipation of Spring is palpable and I can't wait to actually start planting things in the ground. The weather over the last week has been Spring-like, highly variable, windy, and alternately cool and warm. I've been able to get out and work in the garden quite a bit, but it's just isn't the same as being able to plant something.
Here's our set up for starting seeds indoors. I have a multi-level wire bakers rack with two shop lights on each level. We don't use warming mats or anything that fancy. Between the heat from the lights and turning up the thermostat a little bit in the room, it's warm enough for good germination.
Tomato plants, growing by leaps and bounds every day. Pumpkins, squash, gourds, and cucumbers also grow quickly and vigorously. There are also some other veggies and flowers growing in there. Perhaps we'll make our first trip to a local greenhouse and be able to plant a few flowers next weekend.
Here's our set up for starting seeds indoors. I have a multi-level wire bakers rack with two shop lights on each level. We don't use warming mats or anything that fancy. Between the heat from the lights and turning up the thermostat a little bit in the room, it's warm enough for good germination.
Tomato plants, growing by leaps and bounds every day. Pumpkins, squash, gourds, and cucumbers also grow quickly and vigorously. There are also some other veggies and flowers growing in there. Perhaps we'll make our first trip to a local greenhouse and be able to plant a few flowers next weekend.
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