This is just about the earliest time of the year (in North America) to start prepping your outdoor seeds for spring. You can of course, sow quick grow plants indoors year round (think lettuce), but most transplants with a long growing season, like bell peppers, tomatoes, etc., should be started now, not earlier.
Since we’re also currently working on eliminating our clutter, and considering how to not make more clutter, we can use our old milk cartons to get our seeds going.
Split the cartons in half lengthwise, and punch holes in the bottom (a nail or plain old knife works). Fill …read more