We’re trying out a 60 cell Bio Dome from Park Seed for some of our seed starts this spring! In this video, Carrie thins down her seedlings and discusses our thoughts on the Bio Dome so far.
We had a question from a follower about treating mold issues on their indoor seedlings. We had this issue before a couple years ago that we struggled with and wanted to share what we learned!
Although February can usher in some of our coldest temperatures of the year, it’s also the beginning of the planting season for many different foods! It’s also a great time to start planning your garden for the year and ordering seeds. Our free iOS, Android, & Web app makes growing food simple and I’m going to talk about some of the things you can start planting in February in Oklahoma.
We got the chance to sit down and plant some of our cool season seeds today in our Park Seed 60 cell Bio Dome!
We are hosting a February Giveaway!!! This February we will be giving away a 60-cell Bio Dome Seed Starting System from Park Seed!
We got a 60 cell Bio Dome from Park Seed to try out for some of our seed starts this spring! We’re very excited to try these out as we’ve heard wonderful things about them! Follow along with Carrie as she unboxes her Bio Dome and gets it all set up and ready to plant seeds.
Check out what we are doing this January to prepare for our upcoming spring garden in this video.
We love using the Seeding Square to plant many of our seeds, especially beans and other plants that we plant very dense.
Check out this video of our kids in action to see how they use it!
April’s frequent showers combined with longer days and climbing temperatures help plants around Oklahoma flourish. However, the bugs know this too and it’s their prime time for feeding as well! This sets up battle ground in your garden, and what you do now will affect your harvest in the summer. There are lots of companion plants, tools, and tricks you can use around your garden to help repel pests and attract beneficial critters. Check out […]
When planting indoors we typically place 2-3 seeds in each section to see which one will do the best. We then go back in after they start growing to thin the seedlings down to the recommended space. We use these thinned down seedlings as “microgreens”. Not only are they extremely tasty, but very nutritious as well! Help Your Seedlings Transition Outdoors Before You Transplant by Hardening Off: https://ift.tt/2EUbn6Z See what you need to get started […]
