Outdoor Outdoor growing in northern europe

[trailanimal]

I did drop that another bottle and seedling lost some of her soil. So...i did transplant her to a bigger pot (5 liter) n both plants did get more better soil too.
Now just waiting warmer weather here.

good start grobro, and ROSES!

 

[Mr Stonde]

wonderful little crew you got!, and your snow is almost gone, sigh, not here

Yeah man, those dogs r the greatest fellows that man can get.
How much there is snow at the moment?

 

[G.Leave]

Yeah man, those dogs r the greatest fellows that man can get.
How much there is snow at the moment?

Not too much snow left here...in the woods there is 20-40cm, open fields thanks to a warm heavy rainstorm are finally bare!! Still lots of -2c days to go, before I get to plant in last week of may.

 

[trailanimal]

Yeah man, those dogs r the greatest fellows that man can get.
How much there is snow at the moment?

3' on the open ground, 6-20' where it drifts and fills depressions like creeks and lakes

 

[Mr Stonde]

So here is early spring, but summer is coming to alaska too! @912GreenSkell @trailanimal

WHOOP WHOOP!!!

 

[G.Leave]

3' on the open ground, 6-20' where it drifts and fills depressions like creeks and lakes

6-20 feet...now I see your problem!!

So here is early spring, but summer is coming to alaska too! @912GreenSkell @trailanimal

WHOOP WHOOP!!!

I am quite a way south east(hmm 4000 KM I guess?) of trailanimal in central canada. I am sort on the edge of being considered a northerner! Our snow doesn't accumulate in the winter like up there in alaska, since we get rains every once in awhile in the winter that condense the snow.

 

[Mr Stonde]

6-20 feet...now I see your problem!!



I am quite a way south east(hmm 4000 KM I guess?) of trailanimal in central canada. I am sort on the edge of being considered a northerner! Our snow doesn't accumulate in the winter like up there in alaska, since we get rains every once in awhile in the winter that condense the snow.

Oh, feet...i thought inch

 

[Jraven]

I'm at 56°N here, but it's a relatively mild maritime climate, affected by a warm offshore current. The snow melts off pretty much before it snows again. The main challenge here, (other then my incompetence hehe) is the normally grey cloudy weather in the summer. It's really too cool and wet to grow in the ground OD.
Got a beautiful spring day coming up today though!!

 

[Mr Stonde]

Last night was snowing but now there is +5c/41f warm. Cant wait spring.

 

[Mr Stonde]

Sunshine n snowflakes, that is the situation here. But both older plants r now in good soil n planted in 5liter pots.
Maybe soon will be sunny n warm. Now here is -1c/30f
Maybe i should get a fan here that plants would grow more stronger.