Garden Blogs

Learn all about how to start your seeds indoors this winter for a successful spring! During our one-hour seminar, we will show you what you need to get started, how to plant seeds, and what to expect with your newly grown seedlings.

Learn all about how to start your seeds indoors this winter for a successful spring! During our one-hour seminar, we will show you what you need to get started, how to plant seeds, and what to expect with your newly grown seedlings.

Learn all about how to start your seeds indoors this winter for a successful spring! During our one-hour seminar, we will show you what you need to get started, how to plant seeds, and what to expect with your newly grown seedlings.

Learn all about how to start your seeds indoors this winter for a successful spring! During our one-hour seminar, we will show you what you need to get started, how to plant seeds, and what to expect with your newly grown seedlings.

Have you been considering starting a small outdoor Kitchen Garden, but have no idea where to start? We are here to help. Victory Gardens Renaud Beauchard will join us on February 3rd to teach a seminar along with Mike Gordon about starting a Kitchen Garden from seeds to planting!

The goal to indoor seed starting is to have seedlings ready to go outside by the time the weather is favorable. This means that timing is everything. You will need to plant your seedlings early enough for them to germinate and start growing before you can transplant them outside.

To start, take a look at the seed packet. Usually on the back, the packet will tell you when you need to plant your seeds. Look for something similar to “Plant inside 6 to 8 weeks before last frost.” Keep your eye out for seeds that say “Direct Sow”, meaning these plants should be planted directly into your arden. These seeds require less labor and mature faster than transplanted crops.

Click here for information on choosing the right seeds for your garden.

Looking to add annuals to your garden this year? Use these tips on how to plant annuals to find the best ways to make your annuals thrive.