I have a veggie garden, I have some perennials and I
plant some annuals every year. But I have always bought all my bedding
plants; I've never managed to
plant my own tomatoes or petunias from
seed.
But this year we are trying to grow some alaska daisies from
seed. And it's been working out but the planties just seem so delicate. They are about 2 inches tall but I don't see how they are ever going to turn into the sturdy little
plants they'll need to be for me to
plant them outside.
Everyday a couple more of the daisy babies keel over and are no longer with us. We keep them moist and they get plenty of sun. I just don't get it.
How do people (
greenhouses, YOU, my parents, etc.) grow bedding
plants that get strong enough to
plant in the ground?
Any advice for me?
Thanks!!