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As a gardening fanatic, one of my favorite times of the year has arrived. I don’t know about you, but when my seed catalogs arrive at the beginning of the year I find it hard to contain myself. About seven years ago I started using heirloom seeds exclusively. Why did I make the switch?
On this podcast episode, I dive into many different reasons why I prefer heirloom seeds and the characteristics that make them different from traditional seeds. I even provide my two favorite resources for heirloom seeds. If you’ve ever been curious about heirlooms, this episode will give you everything that you need to know to get started on your journey.
My Two Favorite Sources For Heirloom Seeds:
True Leaf Market: trueleafmarket.com
Rare Seeds: rareseeds.com
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More Gardening Tips:
- Seed Shortages & Basement Seedlings… (podcast episode)
- How to Start Your Own Seeds (podcast episode)
- Seed Starting Guide (blog article)
- How Much to Plant Per Person in the Garden (blog post)
