Autumn is the best time to gather all your supplies for your winter sowing. This video will show you the 10 essential items you may want to have on hand before winter.
Which Flower Seeds are best for winter sowing and When to Start: https://youtu.be/BAGsGtVSwBg
Winter Sowing Step by Step Guide: https://youtu.be/FgUKLh2J8gc
Winter Sowing – Final Reveal – Flower Seedlings: https://youtu.be/kIJpldn6I5A
0:48 – Plastic Containers for Winter Sowing
2:29 – Potting Soil for Winter Sowing
3:36 – Duct Tape for Winter Sowing
4:09 – Permanent Markers for Winter Sowing
4:37 – Plant Tags for Winter Sowing
5:16 – Scissors for Winter Sowing
6:01 – Seeds for Winter Sowing
6:55 – Spray Bottle for Winter Sowing
7:38 – Sheets and Frost Blankets for Winter Sowing
8:14 – Produce Mesh Bag and Coffee Filters for Winter Sowing
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Ive done winter sowing before and was somewhat successful, However you brought up a ton of great points and ideas…Thank you.
Great tips! ❤🌱
Always value your tips and advice when it comes to gardening. In south MS, our need of winter sowing is not as necessary, but I did it for the first time last year after watching one of your videos and had pretty good success.
This will be my third year winter sowing. I enjoy it! Especially because I do it with my granddaughter. It is a great way to get kids involved when you are stuck inside when the weather is really bad here in NNY. It may not always work out with some types of plants, but it does really work! This past winter I desided to use my small portable greenhouse instead of the milk jugs. I set it up on the patio…after I shovel a lot of snow, and used it as a giant milk jug. It got the morning and mid day sun. I planted Cherokee Purple and F-1 Roma Tomatoes, Rosa Bianca Eggplant, and King of the North Peppers. I was shocked it worked! The transplants were a month behind my other ones, but I did get a nice harvest. I did plant Larkspur in two milk jugs and I got some nice plants out of that too. I'm going to go that route again this year to see what I get. Inside the greenhouse I used clear plastic jars…peanut butter, mayo etc. I drilled holes in their bottoms and set them in black plastic hamburger trays. Later when the days were warmer and the seeds germinated, I left the front open and closed it back at night. They self hardened. I did all of this April 1st. I always enjoy your videos! Always very good content! Take care!
Yes plan to winter sow. Actually picked up color duck tape at dollar store today.
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You know I have never had success since winter sowing has been a thing. I'm not giving up now. I'm going to make sure I do exactly what you say 😍!!! Great explanation and I look forward to giving it ago "AGAIN" this year. Thanks so much Monica!!!
Tu trabajo es siempre magnifico y me da mucho gusto y satisfacción verlo. Te mereces un gigante like y todo el apoyo y ojalá que muchos mas sea los que se acerquen. Desde ya te deseo lo mejor💋💋💋💋💋💋👍👍
Any thoughts about using large flower pots with plastic wrap covers vs milk jugs as long as there was enough room for seedlings to grow before bumping up against the wrap?
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