Monday, March 5, 2012

Seeding Schedule

Seed Starting Schedule 2012
Date                              Indoor Seeding                             Outdoor Seeding


March 1-15
Heliotrope Marine
Viola ‘Bowles Black’
Stock Mammoth excelsior



April 7
                                      Agastache                                                     Green onion
                                                Hollyhocks                                                    Transplant onion seedlings
                                                Petunias (3 varieties)                                  Beets
                                                Impatiens (2)                                                 Spinich
                                                Thunbergia (2)                                             Kale
                                                Lettuce                                                           Swiss Chard
                                                Parsley



April 14-28
                                      Tomatoes (4)                                                 Sweet peas (flowering)
                                                Peppers (3)                                                   Garden peas
                                                Marigolds (2)                                                 Coriander/Cilantro
                                                Asters (2)                                                       Dill
                                                Zinnias (2)                                                     Soybeans
                                                Nasturtiums                                                  Radishes



April 28- May 5
                                                Flowering kale (2)                                        Bachelor buttons
                                                Tithonia (2)                                                    Poppys
                                                Lettuce                                                           Evening Scented Stock
                                                Basil                                                               Allysum
                                                Zucchinni                                                      Cosmos
                                                Cucumbers
                                                Raddicchio                                                   



May 26-28                                                                             
                                                Transplant flowers                                       Beans-pole and bush        
                                                                                                                        Cilantro



June 2-3                                                                                Transplant tomatoes/peppers
                                                                                                                        

I finally sat down this weekend with my seeds and planned out when I will need to get things done this spring.  With all I chose to take on I had to make some decisions on what was going to get an early start in the house and what would have to wait for warmer temperatures outside.  I would like to get my cold frame together this year and I have always had a design in mind for a small greenhouse for the south side of my house.  This might be the year I get at least one of those things done.  I do have a 3 tiered shelf on wheels which can be rolled into and out of the garage, so that is a good start.  I can thank this blog for giving me the extra boost to get some of these things done.  Once you put something down in writing, it is extra incentive to get the project done.  This is also the first year I have written a seeding schedule out instead of relying on my memory to get things done.  I hope it also helps provide a basic template for those of you who are looking to do the same.

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