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Tips and Techniques Archives - Official Blog of Park Seed
In spring, after any seeds you have direct sown are now up and growing, and any seedlings you transplanted are…
One of the coolest things about most bulbs, especially Daffodils and Tulips, is that they tend to be very low-maintenance. Sometimes,…
Spinach is a cool-season crop, more versatile than most because it can be served cooked or raw, and can be…
With the popularity of cow and horse manure and even chicken poop as fertilizers, it might seem logical that the…
How to Plant Bulbs Growing bulbs is easy — their one basic need is good drainage. If you are planting…
Around this time of year, a funny thing happens to many folks’ tomato plants: the green fruit, plump and perfect…
If you are trying to go pesticide-free in the garden, consider a version of companion planting that actually has one…
Plants need little animals like hummingbirds, bees, bats, butterflies, and beetles to carry pollen between flowers. Pollination causes your trees…
Starting the garden from seed is always economical, but you can make the most of your gardening time and money this season by following five easy tips: label every seed you sow to prevent misidentification; choose seed varieties that are on sale or part of money-saving collections; build a safety net into your transplant schedule to prevent losing plants to late frosts; harden off seedlings before transplanting them; and continue to sow seeds indoors year-round.
