Despite my inability to stand without pain in my knees I managed to transplant 6 different varieties of impatiens, including Athena, Mystic, Red Flash and Butterfly Mix. I love handling the little guys, it makes me feel like spring although the forecast is for snow tonight.
Today and yesterday, I seeded 24 varieties of sweet peppers. California Wonder, Albino bullnose and White Lakes (both cream colored), Sweet Pickle, Sweet Banana, Sheepnose and several colors of mini bells, to name a few. A couple of the hot peppers that were planted last week are coming up. Hot peppers take longer to germinate so I am surprised.
Notes From The Tomato Lady 
I used to own a greenhouse. All of my impatiens transplanting was from plugs. I have grown a lot of peppers from seed and have waited way too long for them to germinate, so celebrate your victory. By the way do you know about the April A to Z challenge. Twenty six posts on every letter of the alphabet. I am going with the theme of the plants and flowers on our homestead. I invite you to check in and see what we grow.
beautiful basket of goodies! ~amy