SEEDS I’M STARTING IN 2021

Annuals

• Zinnia Whirligig

• Zinnia elegans Zinderella Peach

• Zinnia Profusion AAS Mix

• Sunflower Large Flowered Mix

• Tithonia Fiesta Del Sol Mexican Sunflower

• Vinca Pacifica Mix

• Gazania New Day Strawberry Shortcake Mix

• Sorbet Formula Mix (F1) Viola Seed (Pansy)

• Cherokee Sunset Mix Rudbeckia Seed

• Jazzy Mix Zinnia Seed

• Rubenza Cosmos Seed

• Elegance Formula Mix Sweet Pea Seed

• Helen Mount Viola Seed (Pansy)

• Petunia 'Old Fashioned Climbing' Organic

• Sweet Alyssum 'Paletta Mix'

• African Daisy 'Polar Star'

• California Poppy 'Pink Champagne'

• Cosmos 'Double Click Bicolor Violet'

Perennials

• Cheyenne Spirit Echinacea Seed

• Colorado Mix Organic Yarrow Seed

• Creeping Thyme 'Magic Carpet'

• Saponaria 'Graciella Pink'

Vegetables

• Tomato San Marzano Organic Seed

• Tomato Celebrity Hybrid

• Pea Mr Big

• Squash Spineless Perfection Hybrid (Zucchini)

• Pepper Park's Whopper II Hybrid

• Lettuce Mini Romaine Blend

• Provider Bean Seed

• Napoli Organic (F1) Carrot Seed

• Patterson (F1) Onion Seed

I also have some snap peas, mini bell peppers, and a few other leftover seeds from last year. I’m extra excited to start some perennials from seed this year since I’ve never done it before. I’m interested to see how long it takes for them to become established in the garden.

Why start seeds? I start seeds because 1. You have access to varieties that might not be available to you at your local garden center 2. It’s something to do in the throes of winter 3. It’s fun to watch something grow from a tiny little seed to a full-grown plant. YOU did that. Or at least you helped it do that. How cool is that?!

Plants I’ll buy: trees and shrubs, perennials that I’d prefer to be a bit more established, maybe some fun annuals I see while at a garden center and can’t help myself.