Seed Starting Schedule

When you are planning your garden and you are trying to figure out when to plant seeds, etc.  This website explains the process step by step!

How to Develop a Seed Starting Schedule:

1. Find Your Last Expected Frost Date. 

2. Set Up a Chart.

3. Figure Out the Sow and Transplant Dates of Each Seed. 

4. Record the Dates in Your Chart. 

5. Keep Notes for Next Year. 

How to Develop a Seed Starting Schedule:

Gardening Checklist

I started reading this handbook this weekend and it is amazing! I would highly recommend adding this to your gardening resource library! This book takes your last expected frost dates and then you fill in the weeks based on that date.  I already feel behind but I am working on catching up with all the tasks I need to do for the garden this year. I will be posting about the items I need to do and/or am doing!! I can hardly wait to fill this book with all the anecdotes from my garden this year so that I can continue to learn and grow as a gardener!!!