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Why I Plant Seeds for Spring

Although we are still dealing with sub-zero temperatures in Iowa, I am starting to imagine The Farm getting ready for spring. The garden is always at the forefront of my spring planning agenda. Even when the snow blows past the farmhouse windows, I am scouring my gardening catalogs and preparing my orders. I buy many seeds and plants at local greenhouses, but for certain items, I start from seed. If you want to start your own seeds, this is a quick how-to guide. Planting seeds is simple and extremely rewarding when watching them grow. All you need is a seedling tray, soil, and your seeds (and a sunny window, of course).

Soil with a single solitary seeds ready to be covered to begin growing.

Watch How to Plant Seeds for Spring

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Kaleb Wyse is a New York Times bestselling author behind the popular Wyse Guide website. Living on his fourth-generation Iowa farm, he loves sharing recipes and gardening tips that come from traditions that feel comfortably familiar. His down-to-earth style makes sustainable living and farm life feel like home!

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3 Comments

  1. Sue Coalson says:

    Hi! I love your videos and recipes!! Could you please point me to the video where you told us which seeds you bought? I cant seem to find it!
    Thank you so much!
    SC

  2. Eddie Ross says:

    Love that your Grandmother saves the seeds, so sweet!
    E+J

    1. Kaleb says:

      I know, she is too cute (and of course always economical)! Thanks for stopping by!

      kw