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Love the illustrations.. they are so helpful and thanks for the reminder to start my herbs now..
I was Just in my urban garden! An even though its spring around here, my fingers came back frozen. I think I’ll take your advice and grow indoor seedlings 🙂
What a wonderful idea and reminder. Who doesn’t love fresh herbs, you are inspiring me to grow my own 🙂
Thanks for this! What does the light green area on the map mean? Plant all year and whenever? 🙂
The green areas don’t (usually) get any frost. There are year round growing seasons there, but you’ll have to consult your local almanac!
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I use the applesauce cups and Gerber baby plastic food containers to start our seeds at the daycare. Thanks for the information. We planted turnip seeds 3 weeks ago and they are growing like ‘happy seedlings’
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Great info! Thank you!
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This is helpful I was thinking of growing some plants on my balcony at my apartment. It is kind of shaded, would that cause serious problems?
Gorgeous illustrations! I’ve tried to work on developing a green thumb lately. Was encouraged by this blog to grow my own food for all sorts of awesome health reasons: http://68anda6pack.com/ . Aside from a vegetable garden your illustration here has curiously given me some inspiration to start my own herb garden, too! One with cilantro, basil and parsley would be my dream.