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It is, of course, still too cold outside to sow seeds directly. Everything alive right now is in pots.
Planted two weeks ago: Leeks.
Planted this week: Gambler's tomatoes (lemon drop cultivar; it's so early that there may not be enough sun for them to fruit), hot lemon peppers, black peppers, basil (purple petra, Thai Siam queen, lime), English thyme, savory, and garden cress (a non-swampy relative of watercress).
There are a total of nine new pots, spread across three south-facing windows. I appropriated a broken chair (which has been sitting in the dining room for at least four months) to expand the table space near the sunniest one. We'll see if my housemates say anything.
Planted two weeks ago: Leeks.
Planted this week: Gambler's tomatoes (lemon drop cultivar; it's so early that there may not be enough sun for them to fruit), hot lemon peppers, black peppers, basil (purple petra, Thai Siam queen, lime), English thyme, savory, and garden cress (a non-swampy relative of watercress).
There are a total of nine new pots, spread across three south-facing windows. I appropriated a broken chair (which has been sitting in the dining room for at least four months) to expand the table space near the sunniest one. We'll see if my housemates say anything.