Can't wait to hear how the winter sow goes. I think I started too soon. I am going to start more. I put them in the sawhorse greenhouse for awhile and even at night and then I needed the sawhorse for the plants inside. I put them on the patio during the day and bring in at night. Hollyhocks, Marigolds, collards, Swiss Chard, Bok-choy, spinach, kale, cabbage, coneflowers,and thyme. The coneflowers and thyme did not come up, but old seed. I bought new coneflower seed today and planted and bought some thyme, but planted that inside. They are growing very slow compared to kale, cabbage, Bok-choy that I started inside, but I am wondering if they will catch up. I think if I covered them during the day they would do better. Not sure yet.
. I will give plants to friends if they live. I keep getting free seeds when I order and then read something about something I do not have. I started basil, thyme, celery, oregano. Outside next to the radishes, the spinach is up. I have a flat of the Cherokee Purple tomatoes being taken in and out of the sawhorse and so far they are looking good. Kale and cabbage are looking slow, but are growing. A few other things also are doing pretty good. Repotted collards. I am not sure if this is a waste of time starting them inside or not.
.. I'm glad I'm not the only one with a pepper problem. I started so many last year, I think some people were avoiding me for fear I would make them take more pepper plants. I truly am trying to have more restraint this year, but it is not easy!
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What have your temps been like lately? Maybe they're just waiting for things to warm up a bit. I decided to put my jugs in part shade. I just have a feeling full afternoon sun would not be a good idea. They have a 
