Seed sprouting

While it’s quick and easy to buy your 4” transplants from the garden center each season, there are lots of reasons to sprout your own seeds at home — you can save a substantial amount of money, you’ll have access to a wider range of plant varieties, and you’ll have the satisfaction of seeing a plant through its full life cycle. But if you’re a newbie seed sprouter, don’t be afraid. It’s really quite simple once you understand the basics. So if you’re ready to get sprouting, here are the…

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Vegetable crops have different germination requirements. To ensure success, it's important to know each seed's germination requirements.

Growing sprouts is an easy way to enjoy fresh greens year-round, right from your countertop. While they're expensive to buy at the store, they cost just pennies to grow yourself. Whether you prefer having fresh

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Follow the lifecycle of a sunflower seed in A SEED GROWS, the bold new nonfiction picture book from Sibert honoree Antoinette Portis. Here's a sneak peek of the gorgeous illustrations, showing the seed as it bursts out of the ground for the first time!