Two (2) REGULAR Gro-Mats
 Two (2) Standard Sized Electric Seed Propagation Grow Mats by Indus-tool. Start Gardens Early. Large heated rubber mats with plant racks provide the perfect amount of gentle heat. Start seeds at the maximum germination rate with all the root warming ... [... more]
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Starting Seeds
Some seeds need to sit in the ground over winter in cold damp conditions before they will sprout. If its late summer or fall then you might as well put the seeds in a pot of soil and dig the pot into the ground. The ... [... more]
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A Gardener's Alphabet
With her signature woodblock prints, the Caldecott medalist Mary Azarian invites readers into her own garden to discover its simple joys. Revealing the variety of life underground, the bright comfort of a greenhouse on a winter's day, or the anticipation ... [... more]
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Starting Seeds... As Easy As 1, 2, 3
In a shallow tray, clean egg carton or pot, mix together a very lightweight seed starting mixture of vermiculite, spaghnum moss and sand; mixing and moistening well. Make sure your containers have drainage holes. Following the directions for ... [... more]
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Let 'Em Sprout: Starting Seeds
As for what to plant your indoor seeds in, almost any container will do. I save my plastic six packs and 4-inch pots from purchased bedding plants. You can recycle egg cartons, yogurt cups or clear plastic bakery boxes. You can use little Dixie ... [... more]
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Starting Seeds Outdoors
Tips for success. For seed-starting success, choose plants that will benefit from a longer growing season. Top vegetable and herb candidates are basil, broccoli, cabbage, lettuce, eggplant, parsley, pepper, and tomato. Foolproof flower picks ... [... more]
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Starting Seeds Indoors
Bright light is the key to growing sturdy, healthy seedlings indoors. If you live where late winter days are often cloudy, even a south window may not provide enough light for your seedlings. Consider supplementing natural light with a ... [... more]
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Tips On Starting Seeds At Home
If the seeds are large, plant them twice as deep as the width of the seeds. Place two seeds in each cell. Water after planting to settle the soil, and if you've planted small seeds, water with a mist sprayer to avoid dislodging the them. Create a ... [... more]
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Gardening in Your Greenhouse
Freeman gives tips on gardening year-round in greenhouses, with information on selecting equipment, preparing the soil, watering, regulating heat and light, starting seeds, fighting pests, transplanting, and hardening off--all presented in a lively, down- ... [... more]
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Starting Seeds Indoors (Continued) Tips & Techniques
Stratification This process helps recreate the natural seasons so that the seed knows it's time to germinate. For cold stratification, place the seeds in moist peat moss or vermiculite in the refrigerator. For warm stratification, place the ... [... more]
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Dirt-Cheap Gardening: Hundreds of Ways to Save Money in ...
This is an informative guide to tight-wad gardening. What? Another gardening book? This book, "Dirt Cheap Gardening, Hundreds of Ways to Save Money in Your Garden," is a guide that every gardener needs, whether or not he already owns other ... [... more]
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A Gardener's Alphabet
Revealing the variety of life underground, the bright comfort of a greenhouse on a winter's day, or the anticipation of starting seeds indoors in early spring, this striking alphabet book celebrates the simple joys of gardening. Without neglecting the ... [... more]
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