I have a system. Similar but different. But you speak truth about being organized should something arise. Six days ago, I had to emergency leave to be with family IMMEDIATELY AFTER PLANTING 300 seedlings! My husband was able to take over on one hr notice! What a peace of mind.
Only so much spare time, so I watch videos based on topic - so just wanted to pop in here to say I’m grateful you stay on topic and get the info out there in an efficient way! That helps a ton and makes me visit your channel more than most others.
I am starting my VERY FIRST garden this year and have been researching non stop all winter and this is the thing I've struggled most with. How to know when and what to plant. Especially in MN zone 4b with 145 day grow season. I've been looking up all kinds of planners and garden journals and nothing comes close to how helpful this is. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Makes me feel good, I have a very similar system. Big difference for me, I write the weeks/days back from my last frost date on my calendar so I don't have to think about it. I have my seeds in a 12x12 photo album inside the picture sleves. I have a paper diary for my seeds, I might print it out on 11x17 paper and attach it to my wall that way so I can take it outside in the spring to take notes. Thank you for such great ideas.
Loved hearing how Friday is the day you start seeds. Have you assigned any other tasks for M-Thurs? That would be super helpful to know if you're willing to share.
Wow, thank you so much, Jill! I've been wracking my brain trying to figure how to best organize my seeds. I'd get my seeds together and try organizing them, get frustrated, and would just put them away. Now I have a clear picture of how I want them organized. I'm so excited.
Those photo keepers for storing seeds are fantastic, I started using them 2 years ago and I have 4 boxes full now BUT I bought mine in BLACK! (better to keep more light out) I just put the post-its on the outside of the individual boxes, although I think you can still see thru them enough that you could put the post-it on the inside if you wanted. Thanks for all the great tips. I definitely doing a glass dry erase board now!
Have you played around with the new ‘Seedtime’ program?…..I started to lay out my growing season, and it is super simple to setup and add crops. Tells you seeding dates, bed prep, cultivation, transplanting, and harvesting schedules. Literally every day it tells you what is to be done that day. I’ll post again at the end of the season to let you know what I think. Also it’s free, so bonus! Love ya Jill! Happy growing.
Yes! I don't have to remember to succession plant. I've had several of those photo containers for my seeds and crafts. When using them noted with planting dates, after I plant the first round, I can just slip the rest of those seeds in container for two weeks later. Yay! This is so simple, why didn't I think of this?
I wish we could get started so early. Our estimated last frost is May 20th but last spring we had frost in the beginning of June. We are near Camrose in Alberta, Canada
Gosh you are really organized, such an uncomplicated system you’ve shared with us! Thank you! I do keep everything I’m starting in plastic boxes like those too, my starting dates in my journal, but your idea of the erase board is Great! Happy planting
I add an extra step. I have several herbs, flowers and medicinal plants that need to be cold stratified for "x" amount weeks and I separate those out first because I need to add that amount of time to the sowing date. And a lot of seed packs don't tell you that you need to cold stratify.
Yay! I was just doing this the other night around bedtime and got a little mentally stressed. I’m so glad to hear you say that it is a little on the difficult side because that’s how it was feeling to me also. Lol! Let’s do it!!!
I am grouping my seeds for sowing like this also. I put my seeds together in their own zip bags dated for sowing to keep handy grab and go! 😊 like the excel sheet to keep record of what did well or not. Organisation is everything. Saves time, energy (Labour)and cost of missing sowing times (impacting crop production) etc …
Amazing plan! I keep telling myself I'll remember but it NEVER happens. Even with a very small garden I can see how this would work so very well. My calendar notes just don't have enough room. My CPA/spreadsheet loving heart is in love with your plan!
Haven't even finished the entire video, but this is AWESOME JILL! Thank you. I'm so inspired and totally taking these ideas and making it my own. Bravo Darling!
Oh! I like this method! 6:33…you sort by seed starting date, not type of seed! Brilliant. Definitely going to switch to this method this year. Saves not being able to find all the seeds you want to start that day. Love it! Thank you!
Jill I needed this video SO very much!!! With almost 100 different types of seeds/varieties I am SO happy you made this video! Thank you Thank you Thank you!
I can’t tell you how thankful I am that my favorite female homesteader is also in Arkansas!! I’m in N. Central AR and it’s been a relief to have your direction for my first garden!
Loved this info!!! So many tight details and nuggets to increase productivity! Thanks sis! ❤ y’all, Kristy, just a few hours north of ya over the border in Missouri zone 6b 😃🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Have been away from the channel for awhile. Boy did I come back at the right time! Great video. And PS. I love your hair that way! Have an awesome growing year!
Oh, my. I am so excited to try this!! This looks to be exactly what I need. I have been gardening for years but always seem to be flying by the seat of my pants. Thank you! Thank you!
This is brilliant! I started something similar last year but it didn't occur to me to group the seeds into their own boxes. I was fishing through my stash every time it was time to start the next crop.
Hi Jill.. yes, it can be a pain ugh! I'm glad I'm not alone!! This is the icing on the cake for me to get everything in order so I'm not waisting time and missing important dates! Thanks so much! FYI January is usually good for sales on photo boxes 🎉
I get inspired to try again every time I see one of these prep videos, but I fail every year because I can't seem to find a decent soil. Last year we picked up a truck load of 50/50 mix, and each time I would water, the water wouldn't even penetrate 2" down, yet the top would be a muddy mess. So discouraging. I just want to produce something but the only year I was successful is when I bought bag by bag from Home Depot. I wish I could afford the soil³ cube.
I love this! Last year I got poisoned potting mix, which was discouraging, to say the least. I didn’t really have a vegetable garden until fall, and those crops were planted too late, mostly. This year, I’ve started soooo many seeds with great success, but still found my timing is off a bit and I have too many of some things as well. I am going to go back and implement your system so that I can have a more successful fall season AND a better grasp on next year’s spring garden. Thanks!!!! 💗💗💗💗
Nice system! Like you said, the first time you get it started all you have to do is plug in any new seeds, and quantities when using this system years after.
I start seeds using the Lunar cycle.. its more complicated but swear by the results! Above ground/leafy sow at waxing moon phase. Root crops at waning, and zero starts at the barren phase. Ive experimented & it makes a huge difference in quick germination rates. Its based off gravity & the farmers in the past always used this method
First timer and just saying I've watched tons of videos and all are good being I'm green to the game,BUT, I say but your video, to me, was pretty darn diddly good. Thanks
Is a good video, thank you. What I didn’t get was the weekly spacing of the seed dates, say a packet says 8-10weeks before planting out then most people seem to select the higher number, that would lead to fortnightly dates not weekly as seed packets seem to go in increments of 2 weeks. Hope I explained myself clearly enough, was just interested how you decided to split up your seeds to enable weekly planting. 😊
I think it depends on what you’re looking to accomplish. Do you want to harvest carrots weekly or would you rather harvest all at once and start again.
For me, I have a ton of highlighters and markers. When I get seeds in I grab my google sheets to denote what came in and color a chunk on the back of the packet to denote when it needs to be planted. It makes it easy to go in the bin and grab the color.
Going to sort seed this week using your "X weeks to first frost" system. This will help me get ready for my first plant sale, keep the videos coming! Thank You for this!
QUESTION- what do you do about succession planting ? How do you schedule it? Do you divide your seed packs up and then add them to the appropriate plastic box?
I’m just throwing mine in jugs to winter sow. This may be handy for small scale to group together like start dates. I don’t like to up-pot, too much cost, etc.
First time viewer. Thank you for explaining the last frost. I’m new at gardening. I have house plants, gardening is something I’m not familiar with and unsure about what to do. I subscribed to your channel. 😊
This information helped me a bunch, I couldn’t figure out when to start seeds so I started them all at the same time which was a disaster. OMG thank you. Not confused anymore. I think I did over complicated it all. Thanks for sharing.
I hope I can get to this level of organization with seed starting. It can feel pretty overwhelming. I was super excited to get your book at the Conway Books a million the other day! It’s so cool to be able to learn from and support local authors.
Thanks for sharing your system -- I am a home gardener and I plant a lot of veg and flowers in the house since our season is very short. It seems every year I forget to start some of the things I want to grow until it is too late. I am getting my seeds out now so I can start planning mine.
i use calendars to track fertlizing…my focus is more landscape gardening. I have always designated certain chores for different days, and i’ve broken my landscape into zones…since I’m still working daily, I take breaks and can go out and go right into a task. It helps break up any weeding, dead heading..etc. Great information, new subscriber…
I think you missed talking about is stratification. For example black eyed susans ane rebeccia should be stratified 3-4 weeks before planting. On my calendar I mark when they should be stratified in the fridge (usually December) before planting them in January. Great video though!
Getting ready to try your seed starting system. Ordered a new seed organizer to get this going. I’m so impressed by your ability to think of this!!! Have thought about adding fertilizing schedule line? Thinking about onions, etc….
I love this. So similar to how I have done for years, but so many extra ideas that will help me and my garden! The older I get the more I have had the need for all the extra organizational tips I can get! Thanks for sharing!
Oh, that was fun. I started seeds last year and just grabbing those “basic” items (shelves, lights, chain for lights, seed trays, starting mix) was haphazard. Starting mix was in short supply 😢. This year….I will be a bit more organized 👍🏻. I applaud your data column for “location” because…duh…I didn’t think that thru for my initial season. Well done! Thank you.
I'm just getting into gardening now that I have some space. This video is so informative for a beginner like me. Thank you. Funny thing is I just got in the mail your pots. They were to pretty to pass up.
Great video! Love the system. Couple of questions can you tell me how someone with a backyard garden can implement this with succession gardening. And can you do a video with all your different types of starting pots for people who are new what does every single thing mean and what size do you use maybe for different plants?
You absolutely can. First you have to map out your garden and know what you want to grow. Check out the video I have coming today. I also talk about this subject in my book quite a bit thewhisperingwillowfarm.com/products/book
Thank you for sharing your system. I’m a newbie home gardener and it’s always great to see how others plan their planting. I plan monthly on a spreadsheet and have a similar approach. I list out everything that I want to start each week, and my spreadsheet does the calculation of estimated transplant dates, so it helps me identify what I can transplant when and as I harvest or pull out old plants from my garden. Thank you for sharing your ideas and beautiful energy with us. ❤
Love! I did the same, wrote out on a spreadsheet Spring seed starting dates (10 weeks, 8 weeks, etc) and what to start. I'm in Texas so I'll also look into Fall starting dates soon.
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I have a system. Similar but different. But you speak truth about being organized should something arise. Six days ago, I had to emergency leave to be with family IMMEDIATELY AFTER PLANTING 300 seedlings! My husband was able to take over on one hr notice! What a peace of mind.
Only so much spare time, so I watch videos based on topic - so just wanted to pop in here to say I’m grateful you stay on topic and get the info out there in an efficient way! That helps a ton and makes me visit your channel more than most others.
I appreciate that!
I am starting my VERY FIRST garden this year and have been researching non stop all winter and this is the thing I've struggled most with. How to know when and what to plant. Especially in MN zone 4b with 145 day grow season. I've been looking up all kinds of planners and garden journals and nothing comes close to how helpful this is. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm so glad you found it helpful
Makes me feel good, I have a very similar system. Big difference for me, I write the weeks/days back from my last frost date on my calendar so I don't have to think about it. I have my seeds in a 12x12 photo album inside the picture sleves. I have a paper diary for my seeds, I might print it out on 11x17 paper and attach it to my wall that way so I can take it outside in the spring to take notes.
Thank you for such great ideas.
Thanks for sharing!
The best organized system for sowing seeds. I tried this last year. Thank you !!!
Loved hearing how Friday is the day you start seeds. Have you assigned any other tasks for M-Thurs? That would be super helpful to know if you're willing to share.
As the season starts to kick off I'll share my routine
Rural Arkansas! Same. Thanks for the advice, this snow makes my ‘garden fever’ so much worse.
I feel kinda proud of myself. I half way figured out what you do on my own. I'm going to be putting the other half in place. Such a brilliant system.
Excel! Got it! You just changed my gardening life
Wow, thank you so much, Jill! I've been wracking my brain trying to figure how to best organize my seeds. I'd get my seeds together and try organizing them, get frustrated, and would just put them away. Now I have a clear picture of how I want them organized. I'm so excited.
Glad it was helpful!
Oh my! Lol. My system is VERY similar. Only difference is some of the materials I use. I feel so validated in my antics.
Those photo keepers for storing seeds are fantastic, I started using them 2 years ago and I have 4 boxes full now BUT I bought mine in BLACK! (better to keep more light out)
I just put the post-its on the outside of the individual boxes, although I think you can still see thru them enough that you could put the post-it on the inside if you wanted. Thanks for all the great tips. I definitely doing a glass dry erase board now!
Have you played around with the new ‘Seedtime’ program?…..I started to lay out my growing season, and it is super simple to setup and add crops. Tells you seeding dates, bed prep, cultivation, transplanting, and harvesting schedules. Literally every day it tells you what is to be done that day. I’ll post again at the end of the season to let you know what I think. Also it’s free, so bonus! Love ya Jill! Happy growing.
I have been playing with it and actually have a video scheduled around it next week
Yes! I don't have to remember to succession plant. I've had several of those photo containers for my seeds and crafts. When using them noted with planting dates, after I plant the first round, I can just slip the rest of those seeds in container for two weeks later. Yay! This is so simple, why didn't I think of this?
I wish we could get started so early. Our estimated last frost is May 20th but last spring we had frost in the beginning of June. We are near Camrose in Alberta, Canada
Oh wow! You guys have a short growing season as well
Her smile and enthusiasm is contagious!
Yes it is
Gosh you are really organized, such an uncomplicated system you’ve shared with us! Thank you! I do keep everything I’m starting in plastic boxes like those too, my starting dates in my journal, but your idea of the erase board is Great! Happy planting
Thank you and Happy planting to you as well
Jill do you have the link for the white board?
I would also like to know the size and link? Thanks you so much!
I have similar system in place. When you start a bunch it's great to have a solid plan and system.
It sure is!
I add an extra step. I have several herbs, flowers and medicinal plants that need to be cold stratified for "x" amount weeks and I separate those out first because I need to add that amount of time to the sowing date. And a lot of seed packs don't tell you that you need to cold stratify.
Hi Jill, could you share your spreadsheet with us. Thank you for your videos!!🌻
Yay! I was just doing this the other night around bedtime and got a little mentally stressed. I’m so glad to hear you say that it is a little on the difficult side because that’s how it was feeling to me also. Lol! Let’s do it!!!
Oh my goodness. I am ditching my seed storage boxes and implementing your system. Thanks for sharing -G
I am grouping my seeds for sowing like this also. I put my seeds together in their own zip bags dated for sowing to keep handy grab and go! 😊 like the excel sheet to keep record of what did well or not. Organisation is everything. Saves time, energy (Labour)and cost of missing sowing times (impacting crop production) etc …
Amazing plan! I keep telling myself I'll remember but it NEVER happens. Even with a very small garden I can see how this would work so very well. My calendar notes just don't have enough room. My CPA/spreadsheet loving heart is in love with your plan!
Haven't even finished the entire video, but this is AWESOME JILL! Thank you. I'm so inspired and totally taking these ideas and making it my own. Bravo Darling!
Dang I wish I’d seen this back in early Jan! This is awesome!! Love love love these business lessons!
Could you go over how you organize certain tasks during the week?
Oh! I like this method! 6:33…you sort by seed starting date, not type of seed! Brilliant. Definitely going to switch to this method this year. Saves not being able to find all the seeds you want to start that day. Love it! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Jill, I can't seem to find the link you said you listed below for the glass dry erase board?
Jill I needed this video SO very much!!! With almost 100 different types of seeds/varieties I am SO happy you made this video! Thank you Thank you Thank you!
I'm glad you found it helpful
I can’t tell you how thankful I am that my favorite female homesteader is also in Arkansas!! I’m in N. Central AR and it’s been a relief to have your direction for my first garden!
Hey neighbor
Good 🌄 Morning Rise and Shine
I love seeds. ❤I’m about to start my seed starts at the beginning of the month.
Loved this info!!! So many tight details and nuggets to increase productivity! Thanks sis! ❤ y’all, Kristy, just a few hours north of ya over the border in Missouri zone 6b 😃🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
So glad!
I have soil block makers and I would love to see how you do yours.
I like it I’m a grab and see kind of gal. Trying to organize. Sure going to try it! Thank you!
WOW! This is a wonderfully simple system! Thank you so very much for sharing!
You are so welcome!
Have been away from the channel for awhile. Boy did I come back at the right time! Great video. And PS. I love your hair that way! Have an awesome growing year!
That's amazing! Please do in depth video on the excel spreadsheet you discussed
Oh, my. I am so excited to try this!! This looks to be exactly what I need. I have been gardening for years but always seem to be flying by the seat of my pants. Thank you! Thank you!
This is brilliant! I started something similar last year but it didn't occur to me to group the seeds into their own boxes. I was fishing through my stash every time it was time to start the next crop.
Hi Jill.. yes, it can be a pain ugh! I'm glad I'm not alone!! This is the icing on the cake for me to get everything in order so I'm not waisting time and missing important dates! Thanks so much!
FYI January is usually good for sales on photo boxes 🎉
I get inspired to try again every time I see one of these prep videos, but I fail every year because I can't seem to find a decent soil. Last year we picked up a truck load of 50/50 mix, and each time I would water, the water wouldn't even penetrate 2" down, yet the top would be a muddy mess. So discouraging. I just want to produce something but the only year I was successful is when I bought bag by bag from Home Depot. I wish I could afford the soil³ cube.
There are some good recipes online to make your own
Great system. Looking forward to implementing it
one word: Genius!
😂 not sure about that
I love this! Last year I got poisoned potting mix, which was discouraging, to say the least. I didn’t really have a vegetable garden until fall, and those crops were planted too late, mostly. This year, I’ve started soooo many seeds with great success, but still found my timing is off a bit and I have too many of some things as well. I am going to go back and implement your system so that I can have a more successful fall season AND a better grasp on next year’s spring garden. Thanks!!!! 💗💗💗💗
Nice system! Like you said, the first time you get it started all you have to do is plug in any new seeds, and quantities when using this system years after.
Exactly!
I totally agree Jill ❤
Thank you Jill. You make being organised seem so simple! I seem incapable of being organised! 💕💕🌻🌻
You can do it!
I´m going to try that system this year
I start seeds using the Lunar cycle.. its more complicated but swear by the results! Above ground/leafy sow at waxing moon phase. Root crops at waning, and zero starts at the barren phase. Ive experimented & it makes a huge difference in quick germination rates. Its based off gravity & the farmers in the past always used this method
I've never done this but know others that say it works wonders
Love the logic in this!! I’m in zone 10b so we don’t have a Frost and our seasons don’t follow the typical instructions.
So helpful! Thank you, Jill! I am curious how this works with succession planting?
First timer and just saying I've watched tons of videos and all are good being I'm green to the game,BUT, I say but your video, to me, was pretty darn diddly good. Thanks
Thanks Jill! This seems like a great way to get organized and actually get around to succession planting.
It really is the best way I've found
Is a good video, thank you. What I didn’t get was the weekly spacing of the seed dates, say a packet says 8-10weeks before planting out then most people seem to select the higher number, that would lead to fortnightly dates not weekly as seed packets seem to go in increments of 2 weeks. Hope I explained myself clearly enough, was just interested how you decided to split up your seeds to enable weekly planting. 😊
I think it depends on what you’re looking to accomplish. Do you want to harvest carrots weekly or would you rather harvest all at once and start again.
@ ah ok yes that makes sense for veg, I was thinking more about flowers
If it’s flowers, I space my plantings between 1-4 weeks apart. If it’s sunflowers or anything you get 1 cutting of per plant, I plant weekly
For me, I have a ton of highlighters and markers. When I get seeds in I grab my google sheets to denote what came in and color a chunk on the back of the packet to denote when it needs to be planted. It makes it easy to go in the bin and grab the color.
Great idea
@@WhisperingWillowFarm I will definitely be incorporating the whiteboard so everyone knows what is happening. So thank you for that!
Nice information 🙋♂️👍❤️
Excellent, helpful tips! Can’t wait for your book to arrive. I’m hoping there’s more in there like this!😊
There is lots of helpful information including charts and tips
Wow Jill. Thank you👍🇨🇦
You are so welcome!
Going to sort seed this week using your "X weeks to first frost" system. This will help me get ready for my first plant sale, keep the videos coming! Thank You for this!
You can do it!
QUESTION- what do you do about succession planting ? How do you schedule it? Do you divide your seed packs up and then add them to the appropriate plastic box?
Great question. Succession planting all depends on how many and how often you are wanting to continuously harvest
I’m just throwing mine in jugs to winter sow. This may be handy for small scale to group together like start dates. I don’t like to up-pot, too much cost, etc.
Praise the Lord, thank you sis!
You are so welcome
First time viewer. Thank you for explaining the last frost. I’m new at gardening. I have house plants, gardening is something I’m not familiar with and unsure about what to do. I subscribed to your channel. 😊
This information helped me a bunch, I couldn’t figure out when to start seeds so I started them all at the same time which was a disaster. OMG thank you. Not confused anymore. I think I did over complicated it all. Thanks for sharing.
I would live a picture of your dry erase board. I could use it as a shortcut and adjust my dates by a week. Please
Do you have a separate chart for transplant dates since it is a different chore? I guess I would add transplant date to my home garden chart.
I hope I can get to this level of organization with seed starting. It can feel pretty overwhelming. I was super excited to get your book at the Conway Books a million the other day! It’s so cool to be able to learn from and support local authors.
Thank you so much!
I feel like this is totally gonna change the game for me!! Definitely giving this a go!
That is awesome!!! Thanks so much! I was feeling overwhelmed and I definitely needed a system!
Glad it helped!
Best system I've seen. Thank you!
Glad you like it!
Ty Jill💕🙏🏻
Thanks for sharing your system -- I am a home gardener and I plant a lot of veg and flowers in the house since our season is very short. It seems every year I forget to start some of the things I want to grow until it is too late. I am getting my seeds out now so I can start planning mine.
Happy growing this year
I start my seeds in January or February.
i use calendars to track fertlizing…my focus is more landscape gardening. I have always designated certain chores for different days, and i’ve broken my landscape into zones…since I’m still working daily, I take breaks and can go out and go right into a task. It helps break up any weeding, dead heading..etc. Great information, new subscriber…
Great idea and thanks for checking out our journey
Thanks for sharing all your knowledge with us!!!!! Your great! Love your laugh! Puts a smile on my face every time!
You are so welcome
Love it, I use a calender the same way but love the idea of putting what your doing that day in its own box and I love the white board.
I think you missed talking about is stratification. For example black eyed susans ane rebeccia should be stratified 3-4 weeks before planting. On my calendar I mark when they should be stratified in the fridge (usually December) before planting them in January. Great video though!
Congratulation!! Wow this is the best explanation about seed starting. I needed this.
Glad it was helpful!
Getting ready to try your seed starting system. Ordered a new seed organizer to get this going. I’m so impressed by your ability to think of this!!! Have thought about adding fertilizing schedule line? Thinking about onions, etc….
Oh, Thank you! Definitely an easy plan to follow! So helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
I love this. So similar to how I have done for years, but so many extra ideas that will help me and my garden! The older I get the more I have had the need for all the extra organizational tips I can get! Thanks for sharing!
You're welcome
Awesome system!!! I just started working on something similar. I will utilize many of the things you have shown here. Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
hey y'all should look into growing shrooms too! winecap is a good starter and its perfect time to get some for spring.
Brilliant. I am very ambitious this year and just started doing something similar.
I am using this!! Fantastic idea!! I will be adding stratification dates too as we are in Canada.
Yes! A great way to start my year. Thanks.
Oh, that was fun. I started seeds last year and just grabbing those “basic” items (shelves, lights, chain for lights, seed trays, starting mix) was haphazard. Starting mix was in short supply 😢. This year….I will be a bit more organized 👍🏻. I applaud your data column for “location” because…duh…I didn’t think that thru for my initial season. Well done! Thank you.
I'm just getting into gardening now that I have some space. This video is so informative for a beginner like me. Thank you. Funny thing is I just got in the mail your pots. They were to pretty to pass up.
Glad it was helpful! Happy growing this year
Great video! Love the system. Couple of questions can you tell me how someone with a backyard garden can implement this with succession gardening. And can you do a video with all your different types of starting pots for people who are new what does every single thing mean and what size do you use maybe for different plants?
You absolutely can. First you have to map out your garden and know what you want to grow. Check out the video I have coming today. I also talk about this subject in my book quite a bit
thewhisperingwillowfarm.com/products/book
Well organized system jill 👏👏👏
Thank you 😊
GREAT video, Jill! Thank you 🌻
You are so welcome!
Love the organization
Thank you
Do you share your spreadsheet of what seeds and when to start them? And do you have a video on the way you start them like potting soil mixture etc ?
Coming soon 😉
Thank you for sharing your system. I’m a newbie home gardener and it’s always great to see how others plan their planting. I plan monthly on a spreadsheet and have a similar approach. I list out everything that I want to start each week, and my spreadsheet does the calculation of estimated transplant dates, so it helps me identify what I can transplant when and as I harvest or pull out old plants from my garden. Thank you for sharing your ideas and beautiful energy with us. ❤
Sounds like you are a step ahead of most. Happy growing this year
I herd that purple bockchoy would help keep insects off cabbage family plants what you 🤔 👍❤️🙋♂️
Worth giving it a try
Love! I did the same, wrote out on a spreadsheet Spring seed starting dates (10 weeks, 8 weeks, etc) and what to start. I'm in Texas so I'll also look into Fall starting dates soon.
Great idea on the clear photo container and the Friday seeding date. Can you post the url of where you purchased the clear photo container?