Another raised bed…

A Bookshelf!

Need one...

Salad boxes!

Grow your own greens with salad tables and salad boxes!

Indoor Seed Starting

Equipment Supplies Order & Unboxing from Greenhouse

Published on Dec 18, 2012 by Brandon Marshall

Here you will see the setup of supplies to start our seeds this year.Serious Gardener and Chef found this company online that seemed to have very reasonable prices. We ordered the following..
* Seed Propagation Heat Mat
* Agrosun Florescent Lamp 48"
* Agrosun 48" Light Tube 2450 Lumens, 40 watt each
* Standard 1020 Trays w/ no holes
* 2" Vented Humidity Dome for 1020 Trays
* 7 " Vented Humidity Dome for 1020 Trays
* Traditional Inserts #2401, 4 open packs per insert (10 pack)

Here is our seed order from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIEOdJDcVUY
See the construction of our Raised Vegetable Gardens Bed here...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRhEpOb0Al0

 

 

http://www.thelifeandtimesofthemarshalls.com/2012/12/planning-starting-of-our-spring.html

How to Start Vegetable Seeds Indoors

in Winter for Spring Planting!

Published on Dec 22, 2012 by Brandon Marshall

Serious Gardener and Chef show you how to start your own seeds at home allowing you to grow a greater diversity of vegetables! Start with the right pots, soil, and seeds and then follow Chef Brandon's detailed steps to grow healthy, successful seedlings indoors for the next Spring to transplant in your garden. The setup that we have includes using a Seed Heat Mat, Garden trays, Inserts, & Domes and 48" Grow Light. Once finished we will have 96 vegetables to transplant in our Spring Vegetable Garden!

It’s December 16th….

……and I’m working outside!  I need to put blocks along the back of the raised bed and
I thought maybe dividing it in parts would be a good thing…. 
In case I forget what it was like I included a picture of it with all the tomatoes last year….
and a picture of how I want it eventually!

     

It's December - what is this??

Egg Cartons

I’m saving egg cartons and getting these silverware containers at thrift shops for no more than $1.00!