Quality, Non-GMO, Heirloom and USDA Organic Seeds
Quality, Non-GMO, Heirloom and USDA Organic Seeds
This Blog Category will provide any gardener - pro and novice alike - with all kinds of tips and planting instructions!
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How Rabbit Pellets Can Energize Your Compost
Published : 02/19/2025 | Categories : Planting Tips and InstructionsDid you know rabbit poop can be a powerful addition to your compost? This article will explore the exceptional benefits and why you should consider harnessing this nutrient-packed.
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Add Compost Before Your Fall Garlic Planting
Published : 09/04/2024 | Categories : Planting Tips and InstructionsGetting the soil ready is an important and often neglected prerequisite for successful garlic growing. Application of organic matter to the soil prior to planting will definitely increase your yield.
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Test Your Seed Germination At Home
Published : 08/23/2024 | Categories : Planting Tips and InstructionsHave you ever wondered if some older Heirloom seeds you have are still good to plant, or maybe some seeds you saved from your garden? We'll show you how to find out!
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Blue Lake Pole Bean Seedlings...Sent in by Diana Holmes
Published : 05/20/2024 | Categories : Customer Garden Pictures , Planting Tips and InstructionsThis "Blue Lake Pole Bean" seedlings picture was sent in by Diana Holmes, look how amazing and healthy they are!
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You Can Grow Lavender From Seeds
Published : 05/07/2024 | Categories : Planting Tips and InstructionsOne of the major reasons lavender is such a prized addition is that the flowers keep their fragrance when dried. For best drying results, harvest the flowers as the buds first begin to open.
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Sweet Potatoes Grow Well in the Summer Heat
Published : 05/06/2024 | Categories : Planting Tips and InstructionsSweet potatoes are grown worldwide, from tropical regions to temperate climates. This warm-weather crop is remarkably nutritious and versatile.
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Micro-Greens Can Be Grown All Year
Published : 05/02/2024 | Categories : Planting Tips and InstructionsIf you are missing those fresh salads, don't fret, micro-greens can be grown indoors any time of year. So, if you like having fresh salads year-round, you can start some fresh micro-greens right now!