How I fill my greenhouse with all those seeds I sowed in the previous clip so that they’ll germinate

[@clairethomson9664]

'A peaceful exchange of plants'. If only everyone would do this, the world would be a better place. Thank you for your positivity and practical outlook in every video - a joy to watch.

[@theflowerfarmer]

thankyou - hopefully we'll make ripples of difference x

[@arielmcgillacuddy6640]

I love your sweater!

[@theflowerfarmer]

thankyou x

[@arielmcgillacuddy6640]

I’m doing a lot of winter sowing and if I am successful I am going to donate some to the library garden.

[@theflowerfarmer]

brilliant x

[@blackoakspring2193]

Our Master Gardener club is having Plant Sale here in VA/USA on May 11 too!! Raising money to give scholarships to for those going to school to study horticulture. Hope we all have a successful day.🌷

[@theflowerfarmer]

that's brilliant x I hope you do really well xxx

[@teslaandhumanity7383]

The future will be about community . People need people no matter how much you think you don’t .

[@theflowerfarmer]

True x

[@carollloydjones1313]

Thank you Georgie. You've just reminded me to bring my seedlings in! It's been such a lovely warm day here in North Wales that I gave them a little sunbathe. Have you ever thought about insulating your greenhouse? Mine has a double layer of large bubble wrap that keeps it cosy enough for the little people! 💚

[@theflowerfarmer]

ooh they do love a bit of fresh air and exercise xxx

[@joyofthings]

Thank goodness for you what a great lot of sense .xx🐝🐝

[@theflowerfarmer]

thankyou x

[@bewoodford2807]

Hi Georgie. I sowed my wallflowers in July last year. I then put them in the nursery bed a few weeks after germination. I was shocked to find them flowering in the week! Just a bit early, ha ha. How long do i need to keep my ranunculus in the greenhouse befre I can plant them out? Would it b until after the last frosts? Really enjoy your seed sowing and growing on videos. So interesting. Thank you. Happy gardening 😃x

[@theflowerfarmer]

everything is far ahead this year but I fear a late spurt of winter will come and kill all this sappy new growth - re ranunculus if you're planting into the garden make sure harden off well before planting out into free-draining compost and maybe give them a little temporary tunnel to keep them cosy - they are quite hardy so long as the ground is free draining - freezing in wet ground will do them no good x

[@bewoodford2807]

@@theflowerfarmer I have 18 inch raised beds for them so very free draining.They are filled with a layer of sticks, then loam and then compost. I will cover them with cloche tunnels as you have advised, I have started them off in a frost free summerhouse,potted singly in 7cm pots. So plant them out at the beginning of May with protection? Thanks Georgie 😃x

[@6732Louise]

I'm with you on the seed tray tetris 😂

[@theflowerfarmer]

lol - I know I'm not the only one x

[@skmccuen]

Georgie, is it ALL sand in the heated trays or is soil mixed in? What kind of sand is best?

[@theflowerfarmer]

all sand in the heated trays (with a bit of spilt compost from over the years but not intentional) and it's just ordinary builders' sand. x

[@chambersjane50]

Interesting video, thanks. Please, can I ask, do you sprout your ranunculus on the heat bed?

[@theflowerfarmer]

Yes I do xxx

[@chambersjane50]

Thank you ​@@theflowerfarmer

[@janepeters5732]

Hi again, do you add Mycorrhizae to your potting mix before planting your seed?

[@theflowerfarmer]

no - but I could x

[@janepeters5732]

@@theflowerfarmer Sounds like I don’t need it either because your flowers are glorious without it😍

[@annescott6137]

Hi from Scotland our allotment hold a plant sale every year selling plants and haging baskets we made £1,100 for Marie curie good luck with your sale wee also entrer the local horticultural show and win lots of prizes all for charity and fun take care I hope you wee mum googi is well 😊

[@theflowerfarmer]

Brilliant - good luck with the show - Googie's well thanks xxx

[@debrabray8855]

❤