Winter Sowing
As the days grow shorter and frosts begin to blacken garden foliage, most gardeners are tidying their beds and storing their tools until February or March. However, some hardy souls from the gardenweb.
The phrase Winter Sowing is attributed to Trudi Davidoff, a resourceful gardener who had more seeds than indoor space. Ms. Davidoff sows seeds in covered containers and then moves the containers outdoors.
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Cold winter months can be a great time to sow seeds, and learning the appropriate methods are a necessity.
Winter Sowing What is your opinion on wintersowing/spring seeds in containers then transplanting them when the ground is ready? Some garden websites make it sound so ...
Anyone into Winter Sowing?
...at the nursery. Just to fill my flower boxes with annuals is quite a bit, so I like to save elsewhere in the. More
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When planting a vegetable garden, remember that spinach can germinate as soil thaws, so late winter sowing is feasible. Spinach is high in vitamins and minerals, and preserves its nutritional value better when cooked in the microwave.
 See also: Sowing, Soil, Seed starting, Water, Foliage
  
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