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Seeds to Start Indoors in January - Zones 5 to 7
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Seeds to Start Indoors in January - Zones 5 to 7
An interesting video on seeds can be started indoors in January for those of us in grow zones 5 through 7. I've already started my Bunching Onion seeds in a 72 cell tray. Soon will be time to start Swiss Chard and Kale.
"In short, the soil food web feeds everything you eat and helps keep your favorite planet from getting too hot. Be nice to it." ~ Diane Miessler, "Grow Your Soil"
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Re: Seeds to Start Indoors in January - Zones 5 to 7
Great video, thanks, OG! I tend to start things too late, and not label things. I am going to do better this year!
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Re: Seeds to Start Indoors in January - Zones 5 to 7
Nice! This video is getting more excited about the upcoming season! Can't wait to get things moving along. I am going to grow tatsoi again this year so I might get that started in a few weeks along with my chard and kale.
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