2022 - What I sowed today

It was a lovely afternoon, so I made some space on the heated propagator in the greenhouse and sowed:

Tomato "Alicante"
Tomato "Piccolo"
Tomato "Gardener's Delight"
Pepper "King Of The North"

Aubretia "Spring Falls"
Papaver nudicaule (Iceland poppy) mixed
Dianthus carthusianorum (German pink)
Baptisia australis (Wild blue indigo)
Eccremocarpus scaber (Chilean glory flower)
Ammi majus (Bishop's flower)
Eryngium bourgatii (Mediterranean sea holly)
Eryngium giganteum (Mrs Willmot's ghost)
Lupinus arboreus (Tree lupin)
Salvia nemorosa (Woodland sage)
Veronica longifolia (garden speedwell)
Papaver rupifagum "Double Tangerine Gem" (Spanish poppy)
Potentilla thurberi "Monarch's Velvet" (Scarlet cinquefoil)
Dahlia "Redskin"
Rudbeckia hirta "Rustic Dwarfs" (Black-Eyed Susan)
Rudbeckia hirta "Cherokee Sunset"
Rudbeckia gloriosa "Daisies mixed"

The flowers were mostly sown in John Innes Seed Compost, although it seemed a bit claggy so I mixed in some extra sand.
I have to say, I don't see why they are allowed to call it John Innes now that they are using peat substitutes. Reducing peat usage is fine, but I wish they would take the lumps out of the replacement material and consider whether to amend the formula to give it the open, airy consistency we are used to.

Still, I expect it will be fine. And if it isn't, I won't have to blame myself.

I did the tomatoes in multipurpose compost, like always.