Make
a list of all that you want to grow, be it new varieties, or ones you’ve grown
before. If you’re newer to gardening, you may want to check that list and see
if you have room for everything you want. If you’re anything like me, you may
have gone overboard with the seed buying sprees. (Did I really need ten
different varieties of melons, or seven different varieties of cucumbers, and
six different kinds of squash? All at once, and then some more, because,
apparently, why not?) I recommend choosing two or three different kinds of each
plant, then sticking with that, no matter what. (Don’t be like me, and go back
to buy more seeds…and then some more…oh, and maybe one or five
more…because…REASONS.) Then, after figuring out what you will grow and buying
those seeds, you need to gather some more tools. You’ll need containers,
seed-starting mix, and preferably a heating mat or grow lights to help your seeds
grow more quickly
May 29, 2014
K. Maser
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