Hi Hailey99, welcome to winter sowing. :-)
you too have plunged in full speed.
I start my tomatoes and peppers inside....tomatoes will wintersow, but they produce very late....unless you have early producers. Once something has been started inside, they can only be planted out when the weather has warmed enough to plant them in the garden.

I have some different hardy hibiscus seeds if you are interested....email me and send me your address privately and I will send you some.

Thank you for your reply!!
I will keep my tomatoes inside until May!!
Thanks for saving my plants!!

Greylady, what's in the bottles?

This is my first time on this particular forum. By Winter Sowing, do you mean starting plants indoors, or by sowing the crop outside in late fall for early spring germination?

Careful with the Chinese Lanterns unless you want them ALLLLL over the place. Took me five years to eradicate them. The roots easily travel 10' + in a year.

Cleamtis seeds are often available on Seedy Saturday and sometimes local Hort society members can provide you with them.

Here is a link that might be useful: Lively Dirt - The Garden Blog

Hello, 'LivelyDirt' glad you stopped by.
The bottles in the snow belong to the original poster. Maybe she will stop by and let us know what she has planted. :-)

below is a link that will let you know what we are all about. We use containers as mini greenhouses and put our seeds out in the middle of winter (depending on what seeds they are)--perennials, trees etc. go out early--usually in December, then perennials, and hardy annuals. When the weather starts to change in the spring, like now, the tender annuals go out. If you go and take a look at the winterswon.org. site, it explains far better than I can. :-)
I truly love this method! :-) it does the job for me. I would love a greenhouse but funds and space have prevented that from happening.

I hope you enjoy your tour of the site and join in!

Here is a link that might be useful: wintersowing info

Thanks for the tip where to get more seeds,!!!
The list I planted is mentioned in the first post, just veggies,as well as some mallow seeds, meadow rue, and black eyed Susan's