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Tag Archives: starting seeds
The gardener never rests
Guest post by Matthew, AKA Farmer Brown It’s March 3rd, and there’s an inch of ice on the ground and single digit temps outside, of course nothing’s going on with the garden, right? Well, actually, over the weekend, I harvested … Continue reading
Using soil blocks to start seeds
Guest post by Matthew, AKA Farmer Brown I’ve been using soil blocks to start seeds for the garden for a few years now. I started with the affordable one that makes four 2”x 2” blocks, and later added the mini … Continue reading
Seed starting: Make a functional, affordable heat box
Special guest post by Matthew Functional, Affordable Seed starting heat source . . . I’ve used this one with great success and reliability for four sets of plants now. We set our thermostat pretty low in the winter, so the … Continue reading