Plant reproduction

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The primary method of plant reproduction is sowing seeds. That is why every year, at the end of winter, there are many customers buying vegetable and flower seeds in garden stores. See how to buy flower and vegetable seeds, how to choose the best ones and what information on the packaging to pay attention to. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 seeds. What does the F1 symbol mean on seed packaging? "
In gardening stores, we can more and more often find packages with seeds marked with the F1 symbol. This mainly concerns vegetables, but more and more often also seeds of ornamental plants. They are considerably more expensive than seeds of common varieties of the same species. So what does the F1 symbol mean and is it worth paying more for such seeds? Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 storing and sprouting seeds "
Sunny and warm autumn afternoons are a perfect time to harvest seeds intended for spring sowing or exchange with friends. If the weather is good, it is worth taking a break from the autumn cleaning works in the garden and looking for mature seed boxes. See how to collect seeds, what proper seed storage looks like and what there are ways to cause seeds to germinate when it's time to sow. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 for sowing seeds "
Already at the end of winter, you can start preparing seedlings of flowers and vegetables, which will then be planted in the garden or on the plot. The production of seedlings can be started, for example, on a window sill in small pots or specially purchased mini-greenhouses. The first step to success is choosing the right seedbed. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 plants grown from seedlings "
Flowering annual plants grown from seedlings are found in most garden beds. Seedlings are young plants grown from seeds in frames, greenhouses or seedbeds, intended for permanent planting. Although the preparation of seedlings seems complicated, annuals grown from seedlings can even be obtained on the window sill. It is enough to follow a few simple rules. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 kind of flowers are we sowing in January? "
Most ornamental plant seeds are sown in March or April. But the most impatient gardeners can start seedling production in January. See what flowers we sow in January and why in some plants such an early sowing date is even necessary. Here's all about the January sowing on window sills and in greenhouses! Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 are we sowing in February? "
February is the month when nature begins to come to life and the day is visibly longer. This is a good time to think about your first seedling planting of vegetables and flowers. See what we sow in February and what rules to follow to get the best sowing results. Here are the most popular flowers, vegetables and herbs that we sow in February! Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 do we sow in March - what vegetables and flowers "
March is the month when the spring weather is favorable for work on plots and gardens. Are you wondering what flowers and vegetables we sow in March? See the table with the March schedule of sowing flowers and vegetables. See what we sow in March and what rules to follow to get the best effect. Here are the secrets of the March seeding! Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 flowers to the ground "
Many annuals are obtained from seedlings by sowing seeds into boxes and pots on window sills, in greenhouses and under tunnels. Some people, however, choose the easier way - sowing directly into the ground, straight to the destination. Some annual flowers can be sown in this way in the second half of March, and most are sown in April and May. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 are we sowing in April? April sowing calendar "
In April, it is usually warm enough that we can sow seeds directly into the ground. This is an easier way to grow than the production of seedlings, which are then planted in flower beds. That is why so many gardeners and amateur gardeners sow seeds at this very time. In April, it is also possible to continue sowing seeds in the frames. See what we are sowing in April. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 do we sow on the plot in May? What flowers and vegetables? "
In May, as soon as the risk of frost is over, we plant seedlings of flowers and vegetables. But what to do if the seedling failed or we did not manage to prepare it? Can the plots intended for it still be managed in some way? See what flowers and vegetables we sow directly into the ground in May. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 flowers are we planting in May? "
See what flowers we plant in May in our gardens and balconies and download the flower planting calendar for May. Here are the most beautiful garden, balcony and bulb flowers that we plant in May! Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 vegetables from seedlings "
Growing vegetables from seedlings, although more labor-intensive, has many advantages compared to sowing vegetables directly into the ground. In the case of some species, the cultivation of vegetables from seedlings is even necessary if we want to obtain he althy, tasty and fully ripe vegetables. See what species of vegetables are worth growing from seedlings and what the different stages of the care of vegetable seedlings look like. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 the seedling. What is it and how to harden plants? "
At the beginning of the second half of May, when the risk of frost has passed, the carefully cultivated seedlings of vegetables and flowers can be transferred to the flower beds.However, before we blow them up, we need to gradually get them used to the conditions outside. This is what hardening seedlings is. See how to harden plants so that they can survive moving to flower beds unscathed! Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 seeds on the belt - how to sow, opinions, where to buy "
Tape vegetable seeds are an excellent way to facilitate planting in vegetable patches. We sow quickly, conveniently, without worrying about the correct distances between plants, and the emergence is even and does not require a break! See which vegetable seeds on the tape are worth choosing, how to sow them and where to buy them. Read more … NEXT ►.