February: Start These Seeds Now!!🌸🍅

🌱 Welcome, gardening enthusiasts! As we bid farewell to winter's chill and eagerly anticipate the warmth of spring, it's time to roll up our sleeves and dive into the wonderful world of blossoms and bounty. Today, we're unlocking the secrets of successful seed starting, tailored for both the frost-kissed gardens of colder climates and the sun-drenched landscapes of warmer growing zones.
In this thrilling journey through February, we'll be your green-thumbed guides, unveiling the best flowers and veggies to kickstart from seed - whether nestled indoors or thriving in the great outdoors. But hold onto your trowels because we're not just talking annuals; we've got our sights set on the perennial stunners that take a patient 180 days to unfurl their floral brilliance in their very first year.
Ever wondered how to transform your home or garden into a vibrant tapestry of colors and flavors, all from the magic of seeds? Stick around until the end, and I'll unveil my secret weapon - the key to perfect timing for sowing veggie seeds and transplanting those delicate seedlings into the garden. It's a game-changer, and you won't want to miss it!
So, whether you're surrounded by snowflakes or soaking in the sun, join us in this horticultural adventure. Let's cultivate beauty, abundance, and the joy of watching seeds sprout into life. Hit that subscribe button, grab your gardening gloves, and let's grow together! 🌿🌸🍅
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[@ConfusedDudes]

Excellent video, as always!

[@uptosomething6271]

Thanks again! You are the best!

[@cass77788]

Tithonia is my fav it has the most neon bright orange flowers and the stems are velvety unlike the stickery regular sunflower. love it!!! also love rudbeckia

[@uptosomething6271]

Thanks for sharing!! I love them both too!

[@tukangtamankwb]

So amazing and beautifulll nice sharing 😍🍀🌺

[@uptosomething6271]

Thank you very much! Have a great day!!

[@tukangtamankwb]

@@uptosomething6271 thanx you

[@LindasFlowersandVegetablesGard]

Beautiful asters!

[@uptosomething6271]

Thank you!! I love them, especially when they reseed!!

[@LoveGardening143]

amazing Mam...thanks for sharing...I am new subscriber mam...

[@uptosomething6271]

Thanks and welcome!!

[@MegilUrgand]

When should I plant spring garlic?

[@uptosomething6271]

The best time to plant garlic in the spring depends on your local climate and growing conditions. In general, garlic is usually planted in the fall, but if you missed that window, you can still plant it in the spring.
In spring, it's best to plant garlic as soon as the soil is workable and has thawed from winter. The soil temperature should be around 50 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit (10 to 15 degrees Celsius). This typically occurs a few weeks before the last frost date in your area.
Softneck varieties are more adaptable to milder climates and can be grown successfully in both fall and spring.

[@velvet3784]

​@@uptosomething6271 that is helpful however what about stored garlic that has started sprouting? I don't know what to do with them. Can I just make a few holes in soil and plant them? My region is mediterranean and this year February is a lot warmer than usual. I find it sad that I should, according to many here, dispose of it while the plant really wants to grow.

[@shanak10]

What do you consider a colder zone?

[@uptosomething6271]

Anywhere that has a last frost date from April or later. For the purposes of this video, if you have an early last frost date (early-mid April) then now is a great time to start these seeds. If your last frost date is later (early- mid May) then starting the end of February may be a better fit.

[@theproperty541]

@@uptosomething6271 there is a difference between zone and frost date. My last frost date is “late” in May but my zone is 8B a warm zone. When starting seeds frost date is more important than zone.

[@butfirsttea123]

Eautiful. But too many words for me😊

[@uptosomething6271]

Thanks for sharing

[@7tkjuj]

Great info!
I couldn’t find the farmers almanac link you mentioned in the video, can you please kindly list it again. Thanks!

[@uptosomething6271]

Yes!!
www.almanac.com/gardening/planting-calendar
Hope this helps. I love it!!

[@7tkjuj]

@@uptosomething6271
Thanks so much!

[@uptosomething6271]

@@7tkjuj Anytime 😀