Learn about seed starting from creating your own seed starting schedule, choosing the right pots and equipment, and getting the seedlings successfully transplanted into the garden.
Learn the signs your seedlings need a bigger pot, how to choose the right pot size, and how to pot up, prick out, and separate seedlings so they keep growing strong indoors. Plus the one time it’s perfectly fine to skip potting up entirely.
February garden notes from a Midwestern garden: what I’m planting indoors, direct sowing (even though it’s False Spring), pruning, and what I’m waiting on.
Learn how to use succession planting effectively to get a longer harvest and greater crop yield throughout the season.
Planting onions from seed will give you the biggest onions and offers the most variety to choose from. Plus, it’s fun!
Learning to start seeds is a must-have skill for every home gardener. Maybe you read my post on 17 Vegetables
This post spotlights my favorite, must-have seed starting supplies and equipment to germinate and grow seeds indoors.
Indoor seed starting can give you a jump start on the growing season, help you grow special plant varieties, and be a fun hobby! This guide covers the whole seed starting process.
Seeds don’t expire the same way food does, but they do lose viability over time, and some types last much longer than others. Learn how long your vegetable, herb, and flower seeds really last, plus how to test and store them so nothing goes to waste.
Discover which plants you should never buy as seedlings and instead should direct sow. This post explains why direct sowing is best for some plants!
