Just some of the photos of veggie starts I sold in 2014 and 2015. Some of these are at the size they were when they were sold, some are part-way there. Often times the peppers and eggplant already have buds on them. The tomatoes sometimes do as well, but they are still too small and buds should be pinched off to allow the plant to grow more before producting fruit.

We got the heavy duty shelf put together and in place so that now I have the room to transplant more of the seedlings. I got all of the beans and peas transplanted today. Will work on more over the next few days. I have more pots coming tomorrow, so I'm waiting to work on the next batch until then.

In getting everything organized, I also found the stash of seeds that I bought last year when they were on clearance. Yay! That means more varieties that weren't already on my list.

You should see the roots on these peas and beans! They're huge already.

Did some transplanting last night, but have a lot more to do.

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Photo gallery of how the seedlings are doing.

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Lots of growth over this past weekend. A number of plants already have their first true leaves.

Taken throughout the day. You can actually see the growth across these.

Enough of the seedlings have popped up now that I needed to add the grow light so that they won't get too leggy and then die. So now the big light is over and them and should help these seedlings grow nice and big. Just need to adjust the height of the light so that it's not too far away from them.

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This year I'm trying to better space out my items based on when they need to go outside. I've learned that many of the greens, such as bok choi and spinach, really do well in the spring, but bolt come summer. As such they need to start growing earlier. Then there's the herbs, which take longer to grow. As such, I've started some items here at the end of January and will begin the next set of plants in late February.

Right now I have bunching onions (green onions), herbs, greens, and snap peas started. 

I planted these at about 5 a.m. on Thursday, January 28th.

First seeds to pop up this year.

Various photos of my garden last year. There is a variety of photos in here from May through October. There's even a vase of flowers that I picked from the garden. The birdseed ended up growing us several sunflowers, which kept my desk nice and bright.