It’s that time again, in most of the northern hemisphere… If you haven’t already, grab a shallow container, some lightweight growing material, and some seeds and let’s get growing! Of course, you can always pick up some seedlings at the nursery in a few weeks and start your gardens that way, but several packets of seeds usually cost less than a couple of baby plants. By starting with seed, you can get a lot more for your gardening dollar… and did you know that you can buy seeds and plants with food stamp benefits? That’s right: Food stamps grow gardens!
We are not the most masterful gardeners here at the Little Hippie House, but we do know that the more you do it, the better you get. And so we’ve started seeds for two kinds of tomatoes, hot and sweet peppers, and eggplant. Everything else, we can sow directly into the garden after the season’s last freeze.
What’s in your gardens this season? Are you growing anything from seed?
I have grown microgreens in egg cartons, and was able to start peppers from seed last year. Admittedly, I didn’t put as much effort in as I could have. Thanks for the gentle nudge this morning!
My pleasure. Mmm, microgreens….
Going to get some going this weekend, as a matter of fact. 🙂
Woo-hoo!