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Let The 2025 SEED STARTING Season BEGIN! & My Tips For Planning Succession Sowing In Your Garden!
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Let The 2025 SEED STARTING Season BEGIN! & My Tips For Planning Succession Sowing In Your Garden!



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  3. @chrishuff6254

    I’m finally getting to start a garden this year! I live in an apartment with poor sun on the patio, but moved to help take care of my sick grandfather. He was a Master Gardener before his health declined, and he is just as excited as I am to get to garden! He hasn’t been able to for about ten years due to his sight and mobility, so I am going to be his eyes and hands. We are doing his favorite tomatoes (black from Tulas- he says they are life changing) amongst many other of his fav plants, and we are getting some replacement trees from the Master Gardner sale next week for the ones he lost during some severe weather a few years ago.

    I’m so excited to get to learn from him before he passes. Gardening, chickens, and the accordion are the biggest things I associate with him and I’m very glad we will have this time together before he passes. My grandmother passed in 2015 and I haven’t seen him this excited about something since then. My husband and I even were able to fight back the 12 foot tall ragweed that ravaged the garden and saved my grandmother’s favorite rose bush. It was her baby and the stems are like 2.5 inches thick at the base.

    Thank you so much for your gardening content, it has tided me over until now when I can finally garden. Growing up with a garden, I have missed it desperately.

  4. @mrslsix

    I am watching this as put together a new seed start shelf unit and starting seedsas well

  8. @YoursNadine18

    I already started my onion & pepper seeds! The following days i‘ll get my cool westher crops started 🤩 i‘m so excited

  10. @lauripedersen3150

    I've started some perennials (Echinacea, Foxglove) and some herbs and annuals that grow slowly like eucalyptus and White Sage. Just started super hot pepper seeds 3 days ago (later than last year, though), too. In zone 5a Iowa.

  11. @josephbuda3402

    Hi Bre from New Jersey. really enjoy. watching your channel. Do you use boiled water on your starting mix? and do you sift your soil? I found sifting the soil really makes a difference.

  14. @michaelhaines9172

    I like to grow 2 lettuce plants in my basement seed starting room in a hydroponic set up at all times so I can pick off of them year round. So I will start 2 new ones pretty much monthly.

  15. @lorianderson2008

    I'm so jealous! I'm in zone 6a high desert. Our last frost date is June 10th!! Think I'm going to be bold and start seeds now anyway. I can always replant if it stays too cold, or pot up.

  16. @SupremeLadyofDarkness28

    Hello from Ohio!! I’ve never seed started indoors before (usually I direct sow outside or buy plants) but I’m thinking about trying this year. Herbs are my favorite so I might try them out and maybe a few other veggies too. 🪴Thank you so much for your videos- really, you’re inspiring! 🤗

  17. @0MissElizabeth0

    Is there anything you can do to prevent your onions from getting that black mold that they did last year? 😟 that was so sad.

  18. @LilyGastel

    When do you plan on planting your luffas? I just want to make sure I plant them around the same time.❤

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  22. @jaimeleaf9378

    I am 9a in the UK and have already started my onions, money maker tomatoes, peppers, foxglove flowers as well as dalihas. They are all on my windowsill germinating away

  24. @hamptervignettes

    I have those same galvanized steel beds that I'll be putting out this year. How do you protect your plants from high winds? Do you find the plants do ok in the wind or do you have any covers or anything like that to help?

  25. @susanlindahl6951

    Always enjoy your videos and learn from your content. Do you soil block some veg and use cells for others? Which ones and why?

  26. @JohnJude-dp6ed

    Bre I also start seedlings in the basement and carrying the trays upstairs is little difficult and dangerous.
    My tip ; Take a cloth grocery bag cutting the sides off discard the fabric of the sides, Now unfold the bag onto the floor, Laid a seed tray onto the bag , simply pick up the handle letting the tray be supported by the bag you should easily pick up the bag holding the handle have your other hand to hold on the stair handrail and being safe.Please do a short video so people will be little safer going upstairs and down stairs during the garden season.
    I've a tiny cold frame and plan to keep salad greens coming every few weeks
    Thanks

  29. @elizabethfenton1145

    I’m here in Lenexa!! I love your videos! Im a fairly novice gardener so what I appreciate most is learning about timing seed starting, so I’m hoping you’ll post more videos like this and I can follow along 😊 I also ordered belstar broccoli bc of your prior recommendation, I started it yesterday! A big question I have is do you use frost cloth for anything you’ll be direct seeding soon, like lettuce, beets etc?

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