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- 23-01-2006, 02:03 PM #9
Seedling
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Hi
For seeds that are big enough to be sown individually I use modules. I buy packs of these from Poundland! I can't remember how many you get for £1 - maybe 4 or 5, it might be more - it's a while since I bought any as they can usually be used for more than one season.
For smaller seeds (eg herbs, onions) I sow them in square pots (which are easier to fit in trays than round ones) then prick them out into modules when they are big enough.
I have bought some rootrainers for the first time this year - they seem a bit flimsy but I hope they will be reusable for a few seasons for peas, sweet peas and beans. I got them via e-bay.
I have only had this veggie garden for a season and the soil isn't in good enough condition yet to sow things straight into it - I also find things stand up better to eg slugs if they have been grown on a bit first in a greenhouse or coldframe.
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