What happens when I start seeds at the wrong time, you ask? Well, planting seeds directly outdoors too early in spring can result in slow, uneven, or poor germination results due … See more

Determining the right time when to start seeds indoors (and transplant seedlings outside) begins with learning the frost dates in your area. The “first frost” is the average time of yea… See more

The USDA hardiness zone system is largely based around common low temperatures, grouping zones by average frost dates for a certain region. If you aren’t sure what z… See more

Within the planting calendars, you’ll see the best time to start seeds indoors along with an option for planting seeds directly outside – otherwise known as “direct sowing”. There are n… See more