Helping people get in touch with their grassroots of yesterday with a modernized approach of growing today
Making gardening easy and fun!
Join us for a virtual class - $10
June 8th at 6pm EST
Fresh herbs add so much flavor to your home cooking. They are easy to grow from seed and in this online class, you'll learn everything you need to know to do it at home. A professional Horticulturist from Garden Outside the Box will show you step-by-step how to be successful in sowing, growing, and harvesting.
Buy a Kit and Hand's-On plant with us!
Now through Father's Day get your Feathered Friend's Seed Stick with any purchase over $50
while supplies last
variety may differ from picture
Not alot of space to plant?
Check out our Heavy Duty Fabric Grow Bags for patios, decks, porches - grow healthy plants just about anywhere!
These fabric planters provide proper drainage and aeration creating a perfect environment for living soils
Available in 3g 5g 7g 10g 15g 20g
If you are new to growing plants from seeds this is the way to go. A completely controlled environment where alot less can go wrong and everything you need is included.
Did you know: most seeds need warmth not light to germinate
Red wigglers are the best worms for composting in an indoor worm bin (easily made out of plastic tote bins)
They devour kitchen waste, leaving nutrient-rich castings behind Both the castings and compost "tea" can be used in your gardens as one of the best sources of organic matter to feed the microbes.
When growing potatoes there are lots of different varieties to choose from - colors: flesh and skin colors...speckled, spotted, red, blue, purple, yellow, pink, white - textures - sizes- shapes.
Many decisions to make but one characteristic may help you determine how to plant your seed potatoes. Are your varieties Indeterminate or Determinate.
Use this map to determine what growing zone your state is located in.
Knowing this will help determine when its time to plants, seeds, garlic, flowers, etc
If you are using the leaves of an herb plant you should harvest them before the plant flowers to prevent them from becoming bitter. The best flavored leaves are the newest ones at the tips. If you are processing the flowers you should pick them as soon as they are just starting to open and are still tender.
