March is here! The days are getting longer, which means it is time to start thinking about starting your indoor seeds.
Before seeding, please thoroughly clean all your tools and recycled pots.
Here is a table of the more common seeds started indoors. Please be sure to read the seed package for any additional growing information such as cold stratification, etc.
Early-Mid March| Dahlia | Petunias |
| Peppers | Pansy |
| Viola | Verbena |
| Salvia | Linaria |
| Gazania | Heliotrope |
| Phlox | Leeks |
| Onions |
Mid-Late March
| Alyssum | Oregano | Statice |
| Aster | Parsley | Dianthus |
| Coleus | Peppermint | Tomato |
| Snapdragons | Spearmint | Marigold |
| Stocks |
As tempting as it may be, to ensure your greatest success do not start your seeds too early. Seeding too early will lead your seedlings to stretch, making them leggy and weak. These seedlings will not thrive once it's time to transplant. A smaller transplant will do better outdoors than a tall leggy one. Your goal is to have a nice healthy stocky plant.
This is not an extensive list, if you have a question please comment below and we will help with any growing question you may have.
Happy Planting!