Lettuce help you grow your vegetable garden to it's full potential. Through garden education, garden coaching and raised bed garden design we help you have a successful garden growing what you love!
Indoor Seed Starting Time!
Hi Garden Friend, January is the month to start seeds indoors for spring planting. Tomatoes, peppers, eggplant or anything you like to grow that has a long period before harvesting but cannot handle frost. Favorite Online Seed Companies include: Botanical Interest / Epic Gardening High Mowing Other preparations to do this month:
Recent articlesLove from my garden to yours! Crystal Jarvis www.lettucegrowsomething.com This email contains affiliate links, which means I earn a small profit when you click on the link and purchase my recommendations. Thanks for supporting my small business! The Central Texas Monthly planting guide helps take the guesswork out of when to plant seeds or plants for each month of the year. With my guide, you'll have access to a comprehensive list of the best vegetable plants to grow in Central Texas, broken down bi-monthly.
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Lettuce help you grow your vegetable garden to it's full potential. Through garden education, garden coaching and raised bed garden design we help you have a successful garden growing what you love!
Hi Garden Friend! If you’ve ever wanted a garden that smells amazing, tastes better, and actually makes life easier… I think herbs are the answer. They’re some of the simplest, most rewarding plants to grow for beginner gardeners, and they save you money too! Those little grocery store herb packs add up fast, but one herb plant can give you many harvests for months (herbs are truly one of the biggest bang-for-your-buck crops in a home garden). Here are a few herb articles to help you get...
Hi Garden Friend! If you’ve ever wanted flowers that feel easy and joyful to grow…zinnias are it. I planted a small row one summer 20 years ago just to try them, and suddenly I had bouquets on my kitchen table. Bees everywhere, bright colors in my veggie beds, and flowers to share with neighbors. Now I never skip zinnias. If you want that same magic in your garden, I put together a simple guide for you. 👉 Read the full guide: How to Grow Zinnias for Endless Backyard Bouquets Here’s what...
Hi Garden Friend! Can I tell you something? Some of my favorite harvests haven’t come from big raised beds… they’ve come from simple pots on a patio. If you’ve been putting off gardening because you don’t have a backyard, or you feel overwhelmed by the idea of “starting a whole garden”, container gardening is such a gentle way to begin. A few good pots, quality soil, sunshine, and you’re on your way. You don’t need a big plan. You just need a place to start. My Favorite Fabric Lined Pots...