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Happy Valentines Day - which reminds me that our hearts should be focused on healthy vegetable gardening - why not consider growing our own from seed this year? Here is a pretty good reason why you might want to bother growing your own seedlings this year. You set up a lighting unit. You buy a plant timer. You use a propagtion mat. You use the best organic potting soil.

Connecting people, plants and passion. A new must-have book for gardeners. Norris? Learn about this rising star, young author, speaker and plantsman. Where is he speaking? When is his next book coming out? Get the latest dirt on Kelly here. Drop Kelly a message here.

Eclectic horticultural musings and illustrated plant studies on the web. From here, you can access several areas of horticultural study that monopolized my attention over the past 30 years. The section for which I have greatest ambition is Allium Central. The goal being the most complete resource on the web dedicated to the genus Allium. With similar scarcity of on-line information as Allium, the. Some Summer Onions of 2007. A huge gallery of summer-blooming Alliums.

Extraordinary plants, extraordinary gardens. What does your garden grow? What COULD it grow? And how can the two combine to bring forth the garden of your dreams? Your Place, Your Garden. Garden Advice, Design, and Maintenance. Special Plants for Your Special Place. I sell many of the best ornamental plants for New England gardens at Odyssey Bulbs. Many are not available elsewhere in the region, or even in the country.

Growing from seed to table and everything in between. Androsace villosa to Zucchini, alpine to vegetable. Top influence from the east are seeds from Czech crevice gardeners. Western US high elevation alpines grow from seed as dryland plants in the sandbeds. Oriental vegetables and heirlooms fare well in the Litchfield Hills. Once I found a handful in a fast moving stream in the Adirondacks. It was hard but crushable. And its not something you can find on Google Shopping.