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Growing Herbs: 7 Herbs to Start from Seed – Grow a Good Life
To help speed up germination, soak seeds in warm water for up to 24-hours before planting. Cover seeds with 1/8-inch of soil and keep moist. Transplant hardened-off seedlings into the garden after all danger of frost has past. Read more…
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Cilantro seeds should germinate in 7 to 10 days. Dill – Dill is a great herb for the beginner to grow from seed. It has big seeds, so it’s easy to handle. It grows quickly, germinating within 1 to 2 weeks of sowing the seeds. Parsley – Parsley seed is notoriously slow to germinate, sometimes taking up to 4 weeks. To speed it along, soak the seeds overnight in warm water and sow 1/4 inch deep in the soil. Read more…
Growing Herbs From Seed – A Guide To Success
To plant tiny herbs seeds evenly, try the following method. Place a pinch of seeds in a ¼ cup of sand and shake it up really well. This will create a mixture of sand and seeds that will provide for even planting. Sprinkle the mixture across the planting area. Pat the sand into your potting mix and the thyme. Read more…
