Square Foot Gardening Tips: February
Patti Moreno, The Garden Girl & Mel Bartholomew of Square Foot Gardening, discuss what gardeners are doing in the month of February. Don’t forget to visit squarefootgardening.com and gardengirltv.com for more. Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Gardening tips for February.
Hope they are HEIRLOOM seeds, you dont want GMO seeds =)
Very nicely done, as always… these are all very good tips. I’m so glad you went into seed storage requirements. I’ve learned something from this video… and THAT makes me so happy!
Patty! thank you for the general response to my inquiry.
I understand you probably get quite a few inquiries and answering them all at once generally with a video was genius
To anyone else that knows gardening and can answer a pointed question for me I would appreciate it
When is a good time to plant Stevia and where if anywhere would i purchase seeds? i can not locate even a mail order seed supplier for it.
FDA does not outlaw it but its difficult to locate seeds for it.
Ne`ven
SoCal at Beach
good video, great info!
So what else should we be sprouting in Feb?
Neven01, if you go to a website called (w w w . stevia . com), it is the official stevia website with amazingly detailed information, recipes, stevia products as well as a listing of suppliers for seed.
johnny’s in maine may be able to help you …
February is a good time to start tomatoes and peppers indoors, and any plant that you plan on growing in pots. Many plants don’t transplant well, but most seed packets will tell you (in the instructions) if you can start indoors or have to direct seed.
You’ve done it again. Mel and you are quite a team. Last frost date is important because it’s needed to determine when to start a seed indoors. Add 6-8 weeks to the germination time of the seed and then determine when the plant can be planted. (# of weeks before or after frost date) Then get a calendar and count back from those dates. It’s easy and fun…….try some!
great garden girl & Mel I can’t wiat to get started
Thanks. And is it necessary to use a grow lamp and heating pad, or will they thrive in my bedroom?
Hey guys! Today is just an awesome day!
I really enjoyed this video. It was great!
Good job Patti & Mel. I had no idea seeds could be kept that long!
I really love your videos. You make them all so helpful and so well done. Thanks so much for making these available.
Fabulous . . . thanks for posting. I love all your videos. You’re an inspiration.
I am glad to see Mel again, I miss him from PBS shows.
Can’t wait for the last week to plant some seeds!!!!And there is something magic about it.
Mel changed my life! Squarefoot gardening works. Thanks Mel, Thanks Patti!