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Isn't that a great feeling! We are still looking at a foot of icy, crusty snow everywhere. :he Gardening is the best form of therapy there is. IMHO :thumbsup

Oriole Orange Zinnia

Nudicaule Blend Iceland Poppy

Ruby Red Swiss Chard

Alyssum Basket of Gold

Dwarf Hyacinth Larkspur ( I left out the word "mix" and the end to play nice!)lol

Sea Shells Mix Cosmos

Apricot Sprite Sweet Pea

Hi Petey, The variety from Botanical Interests gives a 65 to maturity from transplanting. That is fairly quick compared to most peppers. I think it is worth a try. As for pickling, I would use a basic brine for pickles and poke a few holes in the peppers to allow the brine to get inside...

Novella Tree Mallow

Those work just fine. I would suggest that you remove the mesh before transplanting, it can sometimes take a long time to decompose and possibly hinder the new spreading roots. Other than that it's great!:D

Northern Sea Oats

Russel Blend Lupine

What an excellant idea! That's a great use for something that would otherwise be trash and it saves money on something to make yourself. Way to go! :thumbsup

Wow that's awesome! It is always such a joy to see something come back from the previous season. As far as caring for it now maybe give it some protection from the coldest nights to lessen the stress and maybe use a little bit of a water soluble fertilizer. If it were me I would be careful on...

Yellow Coneflower Echinacea

Tall Green Leaf Castor Bean

Lemondrop Marigold

Anise Scented Basil

Navigator Mix Penstemon