Making Your Own Seed Starting Mix
If you are going to be starting a lot of seeds, another way you can save money is to make your own seed starting mix.
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Making Your Own Seed Starting Mix
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How to Overwinter Pepper and Tomato Plants
Taking the time to properly overwinter your peppers and tomatoes will give you a big head start in the spring.
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Shop & Do Good: Join Our Hurricane Relief Fundraiser - UPDATE
Update: We donated 20%! Thank you for supporting our recent hurricane relief fundraiser! Thanks to our generous customers, we raised over 200% in sales, increasing our donation to 20% of...
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Tips For Moving Plants Indoors
As the weather gets colder, some of your perennial plants may need to come indoors. This will depend on each variety's temperature sensitivity and your climate. Here are some helpful tips...
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7 Tips to Extend the Life of Your Carved Pumpkin
It’s pumpkin carving season! Don’t let your carved vegetable masterpiece wither and rot before Halloween even arrives. Here are some tips to help your carved pumpkin look great and last...
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Explore the Benefits of Cauliflower
Let’s look at the health benefits of cauliflower and learn how to grow and cook this delicious and nutritious vegetable.
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How to Help After Hurricane Helene
In the aftermath of Helene, the Survival Garden Seeds team has been brainstorming about ways we can help. Check any of these groups out, and if their mission and work resonate...
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How Long Do Seeds Last?
Seed longevity varies by type, storage conditions, and quality, but with careful management, you can ensure a thriving garden season after season. Testing your seeds, rotating stock, and investing in...
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Broadleaf Plantain: A Resilient Medicinal Herb for Your Garden
Also known as Common Plantain (Plantago major), it is a small, unassuming plant often mistaken for a weed. Despite its humble appearance, it’s a powerful medicinal herb with a rich history, deserving...
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Harvesting and Storing Food
As winter approaches and we gather the harvests from our gardens, we must consider how we will use the bounty of our labors. If you have an abundance of crops...
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How & When to Plant Pumpkins for Fall
Can you imagine autumn without pumpkins? Fall wouldn’t be complete without these vibrant beauties. For some, a trip to the pumpkin patch is enough to satisfy their yearly pumpkin craving....
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How to Grow and Use Wormwood
Wormwood is not a plant you will likely find at your local garden center, but it is simple to grow from seed. It can be grown outdoors or in planters. The...
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How to Grow Stevia From Seed
Stevia (Stevia rebaudiana) commonly known as Sweetleaf, is a plant native to Paraguay and Brazil that has been used for centuries for its sweet properties and as a medicinal remedy...
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The 10 Best Flower Seeds to Sow in Fall by Region
Fall is an ideal time to plant seeds that will reward you with a spectacular display of flowers come spring and early summer. Certain flower seeds, especially those that benefit from...
