Articles related to "Winter Sowing"

You can start your own plants from seed without buying a bunch of lights, cell packs, or pricey seed-heating mats. It's called Winter Sowing, and it couldn't be easier.

Organic gardeners can experiment with winter sowing methods to start seeds of hardy vegetables, flowers, and cover crops outdoors; no greenhouse is required.

In just about any climate, grow and/or harvest fresh garden produce - without adding artificial heat.

January is a good time to prep your vegetable garden, plant cool season crops and get your seed starting supplies ready for the upcoming season.

Find out how to prepare herb gardens to survive till spring in cold-winter climates.

The brilliant blue color of Centaura cyanus, cornflower, makes this hardy annual a good choice for any flower or herb gardener's yard.

With all of the advantages from starting beautiful gardens from seed it is no wonder that more gardeners are using seeds to start plants.