Anyone else getting carried away with this sowing business?

WOW!
Quick everyone round to sluglobbers house for seedlings.


Thats incredible well done.

Yes, me too! I planted spinach, tomatoes, several lettuce/rocket/mizuna type things, peas, carrots, radishes and spring onions today. Onions, garlic, kale, cabbages, cauliflower, broad beans, beetroots and turnips already under way. If we have a dry summer, the watering is going to be a full time job.

Oops, forgot to put Kale in the list!! Wondering what else people will write to make me think, 'Oh yeah! That too!'

On a serious note, now I've gone for it and sown the parsnips direct into soil, I've got a huge bag of cardboard rolls. Anybody near Dorking want 'em??

Erm - only 4 varieties of potatoes and 13 tomatoes up so far?

Hmmm- I think I have a bit of a problem here, Huston.

Trust me, Jeanie, if I hadn't had to dig over the entire plot from scratch, there would probably be more!
God help me next year...

He he - I'm in the same boat SlugLobber! I have some serious preparation to do and some big time giveaways to lottie neighbours!

44 tomato plants here, so far, still waiting for some to show.

Sluglobber, me'thinks that you like cucumbers!!

I've gone rather mad with tomatoes too. 13 varieties; a pinch of each in each module (and a spare pot). Must be looking at over 100 plants when I've done. Hoping to pot up Tumbling Toms in Morrison buckets to give to all of my 3yr old GD's friends.

I did wonder why there were no parsnips on your first list

my missus is loving the sowing thing .... she moved from a house with a tiny "living room" sized garden to my place with 100ft x 30ft garden, the bottom 40ft of which is my fruit and veggie patch

i normally have 6 tomatoes and a cucumber in the greenhouse, a few more tomatoes and peppers in pots, and 3 8ftx8ft beds for the veggies, one each for potatoes, salad stuff, and brassicas, 5 or 6 troughs of carrots, plus a few other bits in pots ....

so far we have 20 sacks with spuds, 8 pots with spuds, 12 pots and 2 troughs with garlic and elephant garlic, 11 troughs with carrots (Early Nantes, Autumn King, Rainbow), a trough of beetroot, red, white and black currants and a blueberry in large pots (until i've dug over a bed for them), several large pots with horseradish, olives, orange and lemon trees, a new cherry tree, a new peach tree, a trough of long-rooted radish, 6 large pots of leeks, 3 grapes and a kiwi in pots (until i've put a new trellis fence up), 63 shallots, about 50 winter onions already growing, 60 summer onions planted out today (started in greenhouse), a mini trough of mint, a trough of parsnips ....

and in the greenhouse we have 30+ sweetcorn, 96 tomatoes (11 varieties), 96 peas, 24 kale, 48 cauliflower, 72 broccoli/calabrese (3 varieties), 4 aubergine, 24 red cabbage, 4 celery, 4 cucumber, 4 melons, 16 spinach, 10 courgette (4 varieties), 2 seed trays of radish, 1 of mustard, 1 of lemongrass, 72 peppers and chillies (10 varieties), 4 pak choi, 24 turnip, 20 sqaush (4 varieties), 100 red onions (in 2in pots to get them started before planting out), 40 white onions, and countless herbs .... and probably loads more i've completely lost track of ....

i still have a bag of king edwards to plant out (half dug the potato bed today) and another bag of white onions to start off in 2in pots ....

half the 60ft lawn is going to be dug up to extend the veggie patch .... which will then be 2/3s of the garden ....

...... and a pars**p in a pear tree!

Oh yes..............

Am trying not to, thinking of how much space I don't have! Looks as though every cm of 88sq metres will be used.

Hello now you are just showing off

Spare a thought for us poor gardeners who dont have the space!

Any spare seedlings will be gratefully received.