Starting seeds indoors in zone 5 has been an exciting journey, especially with the first signs of life emerging from the soil. By now, many gardeners are well into their seed starting routines, and with March here, it’s time to…
Spring is on the way for gardeners in zone 6, and March marks the start of seed starting for warmer weather crops like tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants. While cooler weather crops may already be underway, now’s the time to dive…
In the dead of winter, it’s hard to think about gardening. But, did you know that February is a great month to start seeds in zone 5? That’s right. Even with a fresh layer of snow on the ground, you…
In January in zone 6, many of our gardens are either covered in snow or the ground is still frozen. This limits the options when it comes to sowing seeds directly outdoors. But, that doesn’t mean that indoor seed starting…
In many zone 5 gardens, there is a fresh layer of snow on the ground. Or, the ground is partially frozen. At this time of year, after the garden has largely gone to sleep, it might be hard to find…
Are you a home gardener who purchased more seeds than you can use this growing season? Do you have leftover seeds from a previous season laying around your home? Are you wondering whether they are still viable to use this…
Ah, February—the month where winter refuses to let go, but every gardener is itching to dig into the soil. While the ground outside is frozen solid, your indoor garden is where the magic begins! If you’re wondering what seeds you…
With the start of fall, you might be wondering what to do with all your leftover unused seed packets. If you’re anything like us, every spring when the new seed packets arrive, you might buy more than you have space…
Are you gardening in zone five or six? If you are, autumn is the perfect time to begin harvesting seeds from your nasturtium plants. Seed collection a fun activity that can involve the whole family. It is also a cost-effective…