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January 6, 2022 By Candace Godwin 1 Comment

Podcast Episode #5 How to Interpret a Seed Packet

Are you ready to get growing? In this podcast we’ll talk about the benefits of growing your vegetables from seed and I’ll help you decipher all that great information found on a seed packet or in a seed catalog. From understanding terms like hybrid to days-to-maturity, you’ll be primed to begin growing your garden from seed.

Podcast #5 Show Notes

The Coeur d’Alene Coop’s Gardening Series of blog posts provides a bushel of information on seeds — from how-tos on seed starting and seed saving to organic seed, days-to-maturity and much more.

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Yay! Welcome the first cherry tomatoes of the seas Yay! Welcome the first cherry tomatoes of the season: Raspberry Burst. I'm growing three plants and all are loaded with friut. Compact plants (about 24 inches tall) have round pinkish fruit with faint stripes and bits of anthocyanin blue coloring. These are unique with a flavor that's a little sweet, a little tangy. Summer yummies!

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