And they’re off! It’s taken nearly three weeks for the Chillies to germinate in the propagator with the lid and the Lemon Drop (aka Lemon-flavoured Aji from Peru) are the first to show their faces. We’re now waiting for the Pretty in Purple and Albertus Rotoco to get going now. We started them early and know some chillies are hard to germinate due to some of the seed being dormant so even at this early stage we are chuffed.
And the Tomatoes which were started in an uncovered tray are slowly starting to grow. These above are the (first vertical row) San Marzano (second row) Florentino which we are sure we obtained from a Glengall Wharf Gardens SE15 seed swap from two or three years back and (third row) a Cherry Tomato called Cerise from those 6 in 1 vegetable pack from Ebay. Springtime we’re waiting for you to spring!
Weeds up to me knees 
So pleased that things are starting to happen!
Cheers Debby! Saw lots of blossom as well this weekend. Hopefully won’t be long now. Pete
We have in our propagator: peas, tomatoes x 3 types, chilis x 2 types and oddly some pumpkins!
We’ve also decided to invest in a dwarf pomegranate tree for out the front this year as Julia is convinced her nan used to have one in Kent!
Brilliant Mike! Great stuff, all pics appreciated. Best of luck with the pomegranate.
https://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/grow-plants/how-to-grow-pomegranate-tree/
“Some pomegranates are hardy down to -15Cº, so it’s possible to grow them in the UK.” Gardeners World reckons you can grow them in the UK!