Seedlings in the Greenhouse
02/19/2010
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Late February days; and now, at last, Might you have thought that Winter's woe was past; So fair the sky was and so soft the air. The Earthly Paradise by William Morris (1834 – 1896) 
Dear Gardening Friend, The greenhouse is the place to be right now. It's still too cool to plant outdoors but there is plenty to do inside my cozy little greenhouse. In this week's Journal I'll show you some of the seeds that have recently sprouted. Take a look in this week's Journal.
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Reader's Choice: Plants You Can Grow From Seeds
Learn which plants are best grown from seeds and the essentials for getting them started indoors.
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Steamed English Peas Fresh English peas are so sweet and delicious; it's hard not to eat them all right from the garden. If you can make it to the kitchen with a few try this old-fashioned recipe for peas steamed in milk and butter.
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Allen's Mailbox: Tomato Seedlings Damping Off I tried to start some tomato seeds in peat cups. They sprouted, but now they are all dying. What did I do wrong?
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Featured Video: Growing Winter Vegetables Using Frost Blankets Our friends from Bonnie Plants share tips for using frost blankets to extend the growing season and grow cool season vegetables.
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