Sowing The Seeds Of Love

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Posted by Paul Godfrey | Posted in London balcony Project | Posted on 25-03-2010

So we are reaching the end of March and it is time to start seriously planning the balcony garden.

We have a reasonable amount of space to work with and although the balcony tappers slightly at one end I would say it is about 1 meter by 5 meters square.

I have decided to do everything from seed to fruit so will not be buying any established plants and after short stroll to he garden centre had myself one packet of each tomato, round carrot, strawberry, thyme, sage, parsley and rosemary seeds as well as some small decomposable planting pots and a bag of seeding compost.

I like these decomposable pots as they are made from natural materials so no plastics, once the seeds are ready to be planted in their larger pots; you do not have to disturb them you simply plant the little pot straight inside the large one.

Once the seeds are sowed they are wrapped in a food bag and left to germinate.

Now we just wait and fingers crossed in just over a week we will be planing and moving out onto the balcony!

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Comments (2)

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