#sowingseeds

The recent days of rain and sunshine has melted all the snow. This gave me a chance to clean up some of the fallen leaves from around some perennials. The Hellebores are up along with some Peony points

February is the month that I sow the hot peppers to give them a nice start before going out into the greenhouse in March. This week I took time to sow the seeds into a 50-count deep-celled tray. I put

I spent some time in the morning trimming my little guy's hair and then watching two episodes on Season 5 of an old CW TV series Arrow. I'm not into long TV series but this one got me hooked, lol! The

It has been a very busy week getting some of the gardens cleaned up, starting seeds, and transplanting seedlings into bigger cells. Springtime keeps me very busy every day, how about you? With another

The weather was perfect this week with plenty of sunshine to keep the greenhouse warm and cozy for the seedlings. The hydroponic lettuce is growing nicely as is the spinach. I planted the rest of the spinach

Tour of my INDOOR Seed growing and Starting Station! I live in New England, which is the NORTH EAST COAST of the United States, and our growing season is really End of April to Mid October, most years.

Here in Western, New York, when Christmas is over it is time to relax and visit all my favorite seed catalog sites. Of course, I also sit down with the ones that have been arriving in the mail for the

Growing Tomato, from SEED to Harvest! Homegrown Tomato is one of the easiest and tastiest from your garden! Follow along as I show you in this short video, from Sowing Seeds in March, to harvesting fresh,

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Full moon is approaching this week, GREAT time to get ur next batch of seedlings going. For packaged (dry) seeds, i recommend 24hr soak in rainwater (reg water good too) before planting into soil or

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