Shan
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First Little SeedlingThe first little seedling has popped its head above the vermiculite. Of course it was the Galina Cherry. Sweet little monster.  Tomatoes are so much easier than children! 
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Blue Sky
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Blimey you're early. Is it in a poly tunnel? No such fun here ... just snow!
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Shan
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Heated propagator in the kitchen. I cheat.
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dpack
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Blue Sky
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Proper cheat! Can't fault that.
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Shan
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Up to 3 seedlings now!
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Blue Sky
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So far I have 36 garlic plants (in the snow), a very hefty parsley plant (in the snow) which I grew from seed last winter in Scotland and lots of Rosemary Bay and Thyme (in the snow) 
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Shan
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We have had a hard frost here but no snow. I have Jerusalem artichokes, various rosemary, bay & thyme bushes. Some Thai basil (needs cutting back), Moroccan mint (definitely needs cutting back), a very dead looking bronze dill (hopefully it comes back) and various fruit trees
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Blue Sky
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Which reminds me, I must cut back the grape vines this year
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Shan
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I'd love grape vines but don't really have s suitable spot for them here. Are yours for eating or for producing a few alcoholic beverages?
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Blue Sky
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They are wine grapes but I'll admit I only got round to pressing them one year ... 2004 as I recall. Nowadays they just attract the hornets who get all dizzy and silly and normally end up in the house causing a nuisance.
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Shan
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Was the wine any good?
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