Horticulture

PLANTS WE LOVE

STARTING PLANTS from seed can be a fun activity for all ages, but, as with all things gardening, plant choice is key. Here the “right plant” needs not just match the site conditions, but it should also suit the sower.

For young children and people with impaired vision or dexterity, tiny seeds can be especially frustrating. Too, beginner gardeners or those new to seed starting can be daunted

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