How to Time Seed Starting for Your Garden: Start Dates That Make Sense - Ep. 290
About this episode
This episode discusses how to effectively time seed starting for your garden by connecting frost dates, planting calendars, and harvest windows.
Timing your seed starting shouldn't be hard. There are plenty of calendars to follow, right? Until following a calendar means you start too early, run out of space, and end up babysitting leggy, root-bound seedlings for weeks. Or you start too late and miss the planting window you planned for. So, today on Just Grow Something, we're connecting the dots between frost dates, planting calendars, and harvest windows to build a seed-starting schedule that fits your garden and your climate.
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