Seeds Blog

Asparagus lovers, rejoice! This spring crop is delicious, nutritious, easy to grow, and a single planting can yield harvests for 15 to 20 years! Growing asparagus in our area takes some planning and cultivation, but these vegetables are the “crown”...

Can container variety seeds be planted in the ground? The short answer is YES. Container seeds can be planted directly into the ground with excellent results. Proper potting mix, water, sun exposure, and fertilizer will get plants off to a...

Fall is busy, so why not make gardening easy! Plant your bulbs in the fall and let nature do the work. Fall bulbs such as daffodils, tulips, and hyacinths are super easy to plant. Arguably the hardest part of planting them...

In the fall, the crisp air eventually turns cold and our time to work in the garden comes to a close. Let’s face it, most of us are rather excited to have a break from the work, but to have...

Have you ever thought much about what plants need to grow? Being that plants are alive, they need some of the same things that you do to survive (think Maslow's hierarchy of needs, but plant version). Most notably plants need...

As we are fast approaching August, it is time to start planning for Fall Planting! In a month or so, your vegetable garden will probably be winding down, the tomatoes will be less plentiful, the beans will turn starchy, the...

Planting food plots for wildlife is not uncommon among avid hunters and outdoorsmen. Food plots provide much needed nutrients for deer, turkey, and other wildlife, giving them a better chance of making it through the tough winter months. They also...

Winter squash, despite what the name implies, are actually grown throughout the summer and ready for harvest in the fall (September or October). Unlike their summer squash counterparts, winter squash need to reach full maturity before harvesting resulting in a...

Maybe you are a seasoned professional when it comes to Microgreens and Sprouting seeds. But maybe, just maybe, you are a little lost on where to start. So for those that are new to the topic and curious what all the fuss...