Tag: perennials

Growing Flowers from Seed: Practical Advice for Seed Starting

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One of my absolute favorite garden tasks is starting seeds. It just feels like there's so much possibility in my fingertips! Flipping through the glossy pages of seed catalogs is quite the experience. Over the winter months, I'd be willing to bet that at least fifty garden/seed booklets are delivered. Every single time, I managed…

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Preparing Winter Sowing Containers – Ready to Plant!

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It's winter, and for me that means something very important! It's time to winter sow some annuals (and perennials!). The discovery of winter sowing was a complete game-changer for me. You see, my tiny little house is a dark wasteland, and the last thing that thrives here are delicate seedlings. Moving the operation outdoors is…

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