September is the month most American gardeners stop sowing. The tomatoes are winding down, the squash has powdery mildew, the beds look tired, and putting seeds in the ground feels like something that belongs to spring. For a good deal of the country that instinct is wrong by about six weeks. There are vegetables that … Read more
We are at that time of year when seedlings are starting to sprout and grow. It is a time filled with excitement and anticipation of the season to come. But there is one job that many people get wrong, and getting it wrong can lead to disaster—that job is translating your young seedlings into bigger … Read more
Gardeners always look for innovative ways to make planting easier and more efficient. One such method gaining popularity at the moment is seed snails—a simple and effective technique in which seeds are sown into a roll of material that is then wrapped up into a spiral. If you’re new to this method or simply curious … Read more