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“In seed time learn, in harvest teach, in winter enjoy.”

— William Blake.

Tips, tricks, and timely reminders

for growing a garden.

 
Soil blocks for the win! The first plant sale of the year is now behind us and I'm so grateful to the Underwood Conservation District for putting on TreeFest and allowing us to participate. I especially enjoyed talking to other gardeners, particu
See you there! TreeFest marks the launch of the 2023 gardening season for Sown by Sarah . We will have a booth and would love for you to stop by and say hello! We have free seed packets to pass out, a few 6-packs of arugula, kale, and sugar snap
Seed starting Sunday: sweet peas! That's right. If you haven't started your sweet peas yet start thinking about it. I like to get my in the ground around the end of March/ beginning of April. They like the cool weather to grow their root system and
IIIIII'm back!!!!! (Independence Day the movie....Anyone? Anyone? 😂👽🛸) After a long hiatus from seed starting (mostly) and posting about it (definitely) I'm hear to say "Let the fun begin!". Be sure to follow if you'd like to join me t
Are you looking to take your gardening skills to the next level? Then now is the time to learn more about saving seed! Food, and seed, security is an ever increasing issue. Saving seed from the vegetables and flowers you are already growing is ea
Save your own seed! It may seem like we just started planting out our home grown crops. If you planted cool season vegetables and flowers, though, it's already time to start thinking about saving seed. As these cold tolerant plants begin to send
Grow what you eat! Last week, I talked about the importance of harvesting and using what you have grown. Likewise, take a look at what you are consuming and still purchasing at the grocery store. Then do a quick google search to see if that is some