Seed Starts/February Garden Work!

[Seattle HOMEGROWNers]

Hurrah! It's almost time to start the early spring gardening.

Last year, we started way to many seeds and starts and gave many to our neighbors. I am wondering if this would be a good group to actually plan some seed trades/starts through.

I'd be more than happy to host a little get together at our Central District home to discuss and plan this!

[Jim McNeely]

I'm really up north of Bellingham, but I'm new to this general area and I am unfamiliar with the normal schedule of planting, so this is good info for me. I doubt if I would drive all the way to Seattle for this though; I'm about a mile south of the Canadian border. I joined the Seattle group because I doubt if there would be a group up in my actual neck of the woods.

[Knox Gardner]

Hey Jim,

The book you need more than any other for Northwest gardening is the Seattle Tilth's Maritime Northwest Garden Guide. It's a paperback, about $15.00, and should be available from nurseries or bookstores in your area. If not, you can get it from them directly at www.seattletilth.org.

I know some serious home gardeners in the Bellingham area. I'll have to invite them to the play on the site.

[Jim McNeely]

Thanks Knox. I am going to check this out for sure.

Knox Gardner said:

Hey Jim,

The book you need more than any other for Northwest gardening is the Seattle Tilth's Maritime Northwest Garden Guide. It's a paperback, about $15.00, and should be available from nurseries or bookstores in your area. If not, you can get it from them directly at www.seattletilth.org.

I know some serious home gardeners in the Bellingham area. I'll have to invite them to the play on the site.

[michelle maury]

AAArg! I am a year late... but I just placed my orders for some very special tomato seeds to start next month, and would love to find a community to trade and share with!

-Michelle