Starting seeds indoors changes everything

One of the biggest misconceptions in gardening is that successful gardeners simply know more than everyone else.

In many cases, they're just starting with better plants.

Most gardeners head to the nursery in spring and choose from whatever varieties happen to be available that week. Maybe there are six tomatoes to choose from. Maybe the one you wanted sold out. Maybe the transplants have been sitting on a bench for weeks waiting for someone to buy them.

You make the best choice you can from what's there.

But the gardeners growing incredible tomatoes, unusual flowers, productive peppers, and varieties you've never seen before are often doing something different: They're growing their own transplants.

That's why Indoor Seed-Starting has become our bestselling class, and why students so often describe it as life-changing.

Indoor seed-starting is the secret to better gardening in North Texas

Once you learn how to start your own seeds, the number of plants available to you expands dramatically. Instead of choosing from a few varieties at the garden center, you can choose from hundreds. Instead of hoping healthy transplants are available when you need them, you can grow them yourself.

The result is a better garden, better harvests, and far more possibilities.

It's all about having a plan and the right supplies

In Session One this Wednesday, I'll walk you through exactly how I start seeds indoors. We'll cover:

• The lights I swear by
• The best seed-starting mix
• How to water properly
• The best fertilizer for seedlings
• Common mistakes that lead to weak, leggy seedlings

My goal is to give you a simple, reliable system that you can use year after year

If you've ever admired someone's vegetable garden and wondered how they were growing varieties you'd never seen at a nursery, this is often the answer.

I'd love to have you join us.

Indoor Seed-Starting Masterclass

Session One: Wednesday, June 17, 6:30 pm​
Session Two: Wednesday, June 24, 6:30 pm

Open to all enrolled students. Replay available.

Callie

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