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Can I Plant Seeds That Got Wet: How To Save Wet SeedsPerhaps, you may have ended up with wet seed packets. If this happened, I am sure you have a number of questions. Can I plant seeds that got wet? What do I do when the seed packets get wet? How to save wet seeds, if possible. Learn more here.
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Where To Get Heirloom Seeds - Heirloom Seed SourcesIdeally you know a friend or family member that can pass along their prized heirloom tomato seeds, but not everyone gets that lucky. Keep reading to learn how to find heirloom seeds sources.
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Does Freezing Kill Seeds? – Information On Using Seeds That Are FrozenWhile your garage, garden shed or basement may stay cool, they can also be humid and damp during certain times of the year. You may wonder how cool is too cool, and does freezing kill seeds. Click this article to learn more about storing seeds in the freezer.
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Algae On Seed Soil Surface: How To Get Rid Of Algae On Seeding SoilStarting your plants from seed allows you to get a jump start on the season. That said, they are sensitive to changes in moisture and humidity that can algae growth and other fungal issues. Get the reasons for this and how to prevent it here.
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Planting Old Seeds - Can You Use Out-Of-Date Seeds?It happens to all gardeners. We plant a few seeds then throw the rest in a drawer, finding them later and wondering if they're still good. Is it a waste of time germinating old seeds? Read here to find out.
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Using Sponges For Seed Growing – How To Plant Seeds In A SpongeStarting seeds in sponges is a neat trick that is not difficult to do. Small seeds that germinate and sprout quickly work best for this technique, and once they’re ready, you can transplant them to pots or garden beds. Click this article to learn more.
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Seed Lending Library: How To Start A Seed LibraryWhat is a seed lending library? It loans seeds to gardeners. Exactly how does a seed lending library work? A seed library works much like a traditional library - but not quite. Read this article for more specific seed library information.
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Beginner Vegetable Seeds - What Vegetable Seeds Are Easy To GrowYour first vegetable garden should be fun, easy and prolific. This article will help get your first garden off to a great start.
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Seed Coat Stuck - Tips For Removing The Seed Coat After GerminationIt happens to the best of gardeners. You plant your seeds and a few come up looking a little different. On closer inspection, you find the seed coat is still attached to the leaves. Why? This article will help.
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Learn The Difference Between Non-Hybrid Seeds And Hybrid SeedsThe terms hybrid seeds and non-hybrid seeds are especially confusing due to a rather heated political debate that is occurring around these terms. Read here to learn more about their differences.
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How To Sow Seeds Thinly: Learn About Sowing Thinly In The GardenOccasionally seed packets include "sow thinly." What does sow thinly mean? This term is used for very tiny seeds, each of which has the potential to become a little plant. It helps prevent wasted seed and overcrowding amongst the seedlings. Learn more in this article.
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Where To Buy Seeds: How To Find High-Quality Seeds For A Successful GardenFind out when and where to buy seeds for a thriving garden. Plus, follow these tips to find reputable seed sources to grow your best garden ever.
