Seed starting is something I didn’t think was going to happen this year.
While I love having a garden, I tend to go about it in a more simple way.
We usually buy plants at a local greenhouse at the end of May. It has worked out well for us in the past. It’s easy to choose the best plants & put them in the garden. Seed starting is a different thing…
A thing I guess I’m going to be learning about!
As with most of our adventures, this all happened on a whim. At the suggestion of Abby, I was looking into Bio Domes. I was showing my husband how neat they are & how they would be so great to do seeds in next year.
I thought it was too late to start seeds this year. Starting a garden from seeds takes a lot of work & planning. It was too late to find seeds & plant them…
Then my husband went to the basement.
I’ve said it many times before, but our basement holds a lot of cool things.
A few of those things happened to be seed starting materials. I got them super cheap from a yard sale years ago & they’ve sat in the basement ever since.
With nothing else to do, we decided to start seeds on a Friday morning.
We went through our inventory & found tons of tomato seeds. Of course, they’re several years old, so who knows what the germination situation will be. We’re just going with it & seeing what will happen.
The coolest thing are the seed starting kits. I didn’t realize we got such professional seed starting supplies! The peat pellets are so cool!
Now that we had our supplies, it was time to plant!
It took quite a while to plant everything. Tomato seeds are super small & quite tedious to plant!
We did 5 flats of the peat pellet greenhouse & one traditional dirt flat. We just used some dirt from our garden last year.
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