Seed Starting Basics
We offer several articles with our own tips & tricks to seed starting but this one is a bit more in-depth. We start planning and prepping for seed starting when...
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- growing catnip
- growing chamomile
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- growing corn
- Growing from Seed
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- growing kale
- growing lemonbalm
- growing lettuce
- growing luffa
- growing melons from seed
- growing okra
- growing on a hill
- growing onions
- growing peas
- growing pumpkins
- growing rosemary
- growing sage
- growing seminole pupkin
- growing spinach
- Growing Squash
- growing stevia
- growing sunflowers
- growing swiss chard
- growing tatume squash
- growing thai roselle
- growing tomatoes
- growing toothache plant
- growing wildflowers
- growing yarrow
- growing zinnia flowers
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- Organic Recipe
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- Plant for Pollinators
- plant spacing
- Planting Guide
- planting wildflowers
- pollinator protection patch
- prepping
- RAISED BEDS
- region-specific wildflowers
- save the bees
- school garden
- school volunteer
- seed balls
- Seed Diversity
- seed germination
- seed inventory
- Seed Saving
- Seed Starting
- Seed Storage
- smallo business saturday
- Soil
- Sprouts
- square foot garden
- starter kits
- succession planting
- survival seeds
- Swiss Chard
- t-shirts
- Tomato Cages
- tomato garden challenge
- toxic food
- USDA Zone Specific Planting Guide
- velvet beans
- victory garden
- weeds
- Weekly Specials
- youtube
- All
- 2016 Planting Guide
- 2017 Planting Guides
- 2018 planting guide
- 2019
- 2019 announcements
- 2019 planting
- 2019 planting guide
- 2020 garden
- 2020 garden challenge
- 2021 UPDATES
- 2023 garden challenges
- 2023 updates
- 2024 garden challenges
- 2024 new arrivals
- 3 sisters
- Anniversary Celebration
- Bees
- Benefits of Herbs
- catalog
- cold stratification
- Companion Planting
- Container Garden
- cool weather crops
- DE
- Diatomaceous Earth
- DIY Tincture
- edible flowers
- Fall Planting
- Fall planting 2017
- Food Storage Prepping in the Garden
- Gardens Fundraiser
- gift guide
- gift ideas
- Giveaway
- Grow a Giant Watermelon Challenge
- Grow Food in 100 Days
- growing acorn squash
- Growing Borage from Seed
- growing calendula
- growing caraway
- growing catnip
- growing chamomile
- Growing Collards from seed
- growing corn
- Growing from Seed
- growing greens
- growing kale
- growing lemonbalm
- growing lettuce
- growing luffa
- growing melons from seed
- growing okra
- growing on a hill
- growing onions
- growing peas
- growing pumpkins
- growing rosemary
- growing sage
- growing seminole pupkin
- growing spinach
- Growing Squash
- growing stevia
- growing sunflowers
- growing swiss chard
- growing tatume squash
- growing thai roselle
- growing tomatoes
- growing toothache plant
- growing wildflowers
- growing yarrow
- growing zinnia flowers
- h
- harvest recipe
- Health
- heat tolerant crops
- Heirloom seeds
- heirloom tomatoes
- Homesteading
- June Planting Guide
- Kale
- kid activities
- Label GMOs
- moringa
- Mung Beans
- new arrivals
- new arrivals for 2022
- Organic Fertilizer
- Organic Gardening
- Organic Garlic
- Organic Herbs
- Organic Pest Control
- Organic Potatoes
- Organic Recipe
- Peppers
- Perennials
- Plant for Pollinators
- plant spacing
- Planting Guide
- planting wildflowers
- pollinator protection patch
- prepping
- RAISED BEDS
- region-specific wildflowers
- save the bees
- school garden
- school volunteer
- seed balls
- Seed Diversity
- seed germination
- seed inventory
- Seed Saving
- Seed Starting
- Seed Storage
- smallo business saturday
- Soil
- Sprouts
- square foot garden
- starter kits
- succession planting
- survival seeds
- Swiss Chard
- t-shirts
- Tomato Cages
- tomato garden challenge
- toxic food
- USDA Zone Specific Planting Guide
- velvet beans
- victory garden
- weeds
- Weekly Specials
- youtube
Seed Starting Basics
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Zone 1 Vegetable Planting Guide
Zone 1 vegetable gardening will take a bit of planning ahead. With a last frost date of approx June 1st and first frost date of approx July 31st, you might...
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USDA Zone Specific Planting Guide & More
Welcome to Mary's Heirloom Seeds! As promised, we have a new planting guide for 2019 with more growing tips than ever! This is a great guide to help you...
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Zone 10 Vegetable Planting Guide
Zones 10 has a long growing window for gardening. With a last frost date of January 30th or earlier and first frost date as late as November 30th to December...
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Zone 9 Vegetable Planting Guide
Zones 9 has a long growing window for gardening. With a last frost date of January 30th or earlier and first frost date as late as November 30th to December 30th....
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Zone 7 Vegetable Planting Guide
Zones 7 has a medium/moderate growing window for gardening. With a last frost date as early as March 30th and first frost date as late as October 30th. First and last frost...
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Zone 6 Vegetable Planting Guide
Zone 6 has slightly longer growing window for gardening compared to Zones 3 and 4. With a last frost date as early as March 30th and first frost date as...
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About Glass Gem Corn
From Mary's Heirloom Seeds, Produces a diversity of gorgeous translucent, jewel-colored ears, each one unique. A stunning corn variety selected over many years by Carl "White Eagle" Barnes, a part-Cherokee...
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NEW ARRIVALS for 2019 (part 1)
We are so excited to announce our first "batch" of New Arrivals for 2019. All of these varieties should be available to ship after October 1st. Enjoy! DICKINSON PUMPKIN...
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