[Grubbypaws]

After my success at pricking on my chillies and burying them  I was wondering what other seedlings you can do this with?

DD and Sunshine Band can you help?

   would it work with those gangly courgettes that I germinated too soon..AGAIN?   

[mumofstig]

I'm not one of the people you asked, but never mind 

Any of the cucurbits ( courgettes cucumbers squash) resent having wet stems and can rot at that point...so it's best to plant them on mounds rather than bury the stems.

[DD.]

I have many secretaries that I can rely on. 

[Grubbypaws]

Thanks MofS. Sorry I didnt mean not to ask you 

What a shame; my chillies looked so much better after they had been buried that my adolescent courgettes looked on in envy and I felt obliged to inquire on their behalf 

Please can someone remind me to wait a little longer next year. A little bit of early spring sunshine has a habit of banishing all gardening sense 

Maybe now I have got my PVC covers for my beds I will be distracted by all those winter veg that I have grown 

[Willow_Warren]

But we had a lovely week of weather a while back, I certainly got over excited that spring has arrived...

Allas it's cold and wet today 

Hannah

[sunshineband]

Secretaries eh, DD?

I must ask about those  :blink:

I guess you have your answer there, GRubby paws, but if is any consolation, it would not be too late to sow more, that could grow with shorter 'legs'