… because the new gardening year is just around the corner. The garden is also slowly drying out, so I can get to the beds again without slipping too much. The coming days will be spent removing the ‘old’ from last year. Hopefully the insects and other small creatures won’t need as many hiding places. I have to start cleaning the beds and pruning back what needs to be pruned back. Below is an overview before the work begins.
Today, the chillies went into the pre-breeding tray. Nine varieties and six pots each. Friends and neighbours have already said they’ll take some, because we regularly have too many. My husband takes care of the chillies and tomatoes, while I take care of the rest.
Since I am often asked which plates I use: I used to have small plates, including plastic ones, but they broke after a short time. I have had the plate in the picture above for several years now, and it is lasting. So it is of good quality. I have ordered two more such plates and linked them below. There are a number of garden shops that sell them, but you can see reviews at this link.
I’m not quite sure yet where and how I’ll start outside. There will be updates here 🙂
Quickpot tray for 54 plants
Quickpot tray for 54 plants with lid
