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Vegetables Seeds Headlines

Heirloom seeds offer diverse vegetables

Jere Gettle has always gardened. His memories stretch back to age 3, when he planted his first vegetable garden. Vegetables have captured his interest ever since and propelled him to discover heritage varieties of seeds that he now grows and sells from his Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Co.

Sharon Hill, This Week in the Garden: Garden excitement grows as seeds arrive

After all these years of gardening, seeds still seem magical to me. That such a tiny package can hold all that is needed to grow into a head of lettuce for dinner, or a shade tree for the patio, or a poppy for the garden still boggles my mind.

Time To Swap Seeds

Some swap recipes, but the Omaha Metro Community Garden Network wants to give the community a chance to take it to the source, and swap seeds to grow the vegetables and fruits that make those recipes delicious or have those flowers that will be the envy of your neighbor.

Start spring early by planting seeds inside

KUSA - A warm day reminds gardeners to plan their early indoor seed starting. It's both practical and economical to grow at least some of your vegetables and annual flowers.

Sow the seeds of love this Valentine’s Day

ChildFund is encouraging New Zealanders to reconsider the traditional Valentine’s Day bouquet, and sow the seeds of love instead with a gift of vegetable seeds to a family in the developing world.

What vegetables can I grow in pots?

I am keen to grow veg this year but it will have to be in pots. What types of crops should I grow?

It's time to get excited about seeds

Join a seed library and ensure the protection of varieties for the future.

Yard and Garden: Know terms to buy right seeds, plants

Although words in seed catalogs might seem unfamiliar, it is important to understand their meaning.

5 tips for buying seeds through the mail

Spring won't officially arrive until March 20, but gardeners are already at work -- indoors.

What does healthy snacking mean? Mintel asks

Most people consider fresh fruit and raw vegetables healthy snack choices, according to a recent survey from market research organization Mintel, but a surprising number think cookies and ice cream are also healthy snacks.