Welcome to Part 4 of my Guide to Start a Garden!
Today’s lesson is all about Seed Starting. If you’re new to starting your own seedlings, I totally understand that the process can feel intimidating. But I promise, YOU CAN DO IT, and I’m here to help walk you through the entire process.
First things first, it’s important to know that some crops are better planted directly in the ground as seeds, while other plants prefer to be planted as seedlings (also called transplants).
So before we dig into the nitty gritty of growing your own seedlings (aka seed starting), here’s a quick rundown of which veggies to plant directly in your garden from seed, and which you should plant as seedlings:
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