Winter sowing seeds

Impatiently waiting for spring to start your garden? Get a jump start on the growing season with winter sowing. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. I may earn a small commission from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. Read my full disclaimer here. Some seeds need to go through the process of

How do I know what to sow and when to sow it? What kind of containers can I use? What about watering? Answers to these questions and more.

Learn how easy it is to start winter sowing. Winter sowing for beginners. Winter sowing in containers

The milk jug method may be the easiest way to get a bunch of new perennials ever. We’ll show you how to sow seeds outdoors in winter.

There are tons of common winter sowing questions. Find the answers to all of yours in this detailed list of FAQs (frequently asked questions).

So you've tried winter sowing and it worked! You have some seedlings snug in their milk jug container. So how do you get them safely from the winter sown container to their final garden spot? Here's some tips to ensure success and a link to a full pictorial of Winter Sowing 101 for beginners. Sunset Hosta Farm.com.

Here's an easy method for planting hardy seeds, including native species, in pots outdoors during the winter. By keeping the seeds in pots, you prevent them from washing away. After undergoing natural stratification, the seeds will sprout in the spring.

Grow beautiful blooms with winter sowing echinacea! Learn the benefits, supplies needed, and how to plant and care for your seeds for a successful garden.

by Erin Marissa Russell Ready to get a jump on your spring garden with winter sowing? You’ve probably heard about how starting seeds in the winter can give gardeners a jump on spring, saving you time and energy when things are busy. Winter sowing has the added benefit of producing tough plants that have experienced […]

Don't want to wait until late spring for your homegrown greens? Winter planting is the best way to get an early harvest! Read more here.