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Re: Winter Seed Sowing Question

In a message dated 8/4/2005 10:11:25 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, CGibson@geminipub.com writes:
I've considered suggesting the use of a journal, where different
containers are used, and the contents are logged, based on the type of
container. Any other ideas?
Carrie
I have used regular tags with marker (or slats from old window blinds etc.) and put them into a little plastic baggie - the snack size.  Ziploc seem to work better than the zipper kind.  Then bury the tag in the baggie in the pot itself. Although I didn't use it for winter sowing, I used it this way for forcing stratification onto seeds prior to germination - so only about 8-10 weeks of winter weather.  I put them out usually in January - March.
 
Kate Copsey
Freelance Garden Writer
Herbs, Historic Gardens
Pittsburgh, PA
 
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