For those who may feel intimidated by receiving just a pack of seeds, the company also sells full growing kits (which include the seed packet ... scribbled across the page and adorable to look ...

The seed packet is a wealth of information on your prospective new plant, so don’t toss it once it’s empty. On it, you can find details about when to plant based on where you live, sun and ...

Seed packet giveaway for members: Friends of the WNC Nature Center members can grow a little wild at home and pick up a free native seed packet at the Membership Office.History Wall reveal ...

If sending by mail, the unopened seed packet along with any packaging should be placed in a mailing envelope. If the seed packets are open, first place the seeds and packaging into a sealed zip ...

The seeds can also be dropped off there. “Place the unopened seed packet and any packaging, including the mailing label in a mailing envelope,” officials said. “If the seed packets are open ...

Spacing information is usually listed on the seed packet or online. Keep the biggest seedlings. Some seedlings will naturally look more robust and develop more true leaves faster than others.

If you find a bag of seeds in the mail that you didn’t order, send them in to the state to get tested, Connecticut experts say. Officials with the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station and ...

Take a seed packet (up to 5), take an information sheet and check out at the desk. The seed library is free and open to any ...

Wrap seed packet and duct tape the package closed. Put seeds in zip lock bag and ensure all air is squeezed out. Fold zip lock bag and completely cover the bag with duct tape.

I grew up surrounded by quilts. My grandmother has been quilting since the 1950s, and while my experience is far less than hers, it's a hobby I dove head-first into during the throes of the Covid ...