Winter sowing is the process of planting seeds outdoors in a container during the winter months. The container remains outdoors until the seedlings emerge in the spring. The container protects the seeds from animals and harsh weather, but the exposure to colder temps breaks dormancy and the seeds germinate.
In this workshop, attendees will learn the skills needed to start their own winter sowing and will receive some reference materials to take home.
Attendees will need to bring a vessel for planting (milk jug, milk carton, juice bottle, 1/2 liter soda bottle, empty pound salad greens container, etc.) and seeds. You can usually find these in a variety of places as they become available (dollar stores and hardware stores, etc). We will have some seeds available as well.
Registration is required and space is limited.
After registering, a more detailed list of materials needed will be sent along with any other important details needed.
Snow date 2/4, we will notify by email to registrants the day before if we will reschedule to the snow date.
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