Frakking SLEET!?!?!

So it spent the majority of the day sleeting after a good rain yesterday. I'm sure the seedlings are just thrilled that I decided not to deploy the row covers as they are mostly 'cool weather' plants (like lettuce, peas, beans, etc...).  We'll see next week if any of them got pissed at me enough to die off. Started some flats of Sage, Rosemary, Catnip and Thyme and put them into the germination chamber, theoretically will see them sprout around the first of May then into a vegetation chamber before being hardened off and planted into soil. More on what all those terms mean in the next installment of the "Seed Starting Series" but now it is time for a beer and some Xbox.

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