January Seeds to Sow Now!💚🌟🌷

[@shirleyandrews1152]

THANK YOU‼️ I’m always late starting my seeds, this year will be different 🥰😻

[@kellys7291]

Same!!

[@Gardendesigns.byperi]

Great video,thanks!

[@uptosomething6271]

Glad you liked it! Thanks so much for watching!

[@ConfusedDudes]

Wonderful information, as always!🌷

[@uptosomething6271]

Thanks so much!! Thank you for always commenting! I hope you had a great weekend!

[@toshatrollwarrior]

how awesome! a few weeks ago, i started basil, thyme, lavender and chives indoors just because i wanted fresh herbs. As of today, i have a few thyme sprouts and 1 lil baby lavender sprout. So glad to hear thyme is a perennial, i bought some lemon thyme at a herb festival last year. Glad it will be back this year.

[@uptosomething6271]

Great job! I started the same and will start my flower seeds next week. Have a great season!

[@ladonnawoodley5279]

Hi, I'm a new subscriber and live in zone 8 Natchitoches LA...I'm 63 but have only been gardening for a couple of years. Thanks for the information.

[@uptosomething6271]

Welcome!! Thanks so much for watching and subscribing!

[@AmbersDaintyBush]

Great video, thanks!🌸

[@uptosomething6271]

You are so welcome! Thank so much for watching!

[@Briggette-B3M]

Ill try some herbs this year❤

[@uptosomething6271]

You will love them!!

[@naturekins604]

Chamomile , Nasturtiums, and chrysanthemums as garden veg. companion plants. Old fashioned scented carnations , zinnias and delphiniums for cutting.

[@gardeningwithkirk]

Beautiful video from Gardening with kirk ❤

[@uptosomething6271]

Thank you so much!!

[@jSheapullen]

Hello. From north georgia...starting most of these this weekend.. I hope! Thank you!. Im wondering which seeds I could sow in the laye fall and hope to see them as spring advances...

[@uptosomething6271]

Hello! That’s exciting!! Late fall is a great time for sowing seeds, especially those that benefit from the natural cold stratification process over winter. Here are a few suggestions of seeds you could sow now and expect to see germinating as spring advances: Perennials and Wildflowers: Many perennials need a cold period to germinate, so they’re perfect for late fall sowing. Consider planting: Coneflowers (Echinacea),Black-Eyed Susans (Rudbeckia), Columbines (Aquilegia), Milkweed (Asclepias) for pollinators. Herbs: Parsley and dill. Vegetables: If you’re thinking about vegetables, leafy greens like spinach can sometimes overwinter and give you an early spring crop. Wishing you a successful and enjoyable planting season! Let me know how it goes. 😊

[@kaychaney6102]

Hi. Watching from piedmont area of South Carolina. I’d love to know where you are so I can apply your wonderful video to my area.

[@kaychaney6102]

I assume you are in a much colder climate since I’m looking at three pots of beautiful yellow pansies right now. Happy Gardening!

[@uptosomething6271]

Hi, I live in NY zone 7. The information in this video should be close for your area as well as it focuses on seeds that need a longer time to germinate/grow out or plants that can be planted out before the last frost. What zone are you? My pansies, sadly, are hidden by snow currently but it should melt soon, lol.

[@kaychaney6102]

@@uptosomething6271 zone 8 here.

[@Mabelscorner]

Zone 4b here

[@karenarnold1974]

I’m zone 7b in far north central Texas. This is a new area for us and new growing zone. Thank you for this beautiful, informative video. I built my seed growing station last week & have started some lettuces, and other cold weather crops that won’t enjoy our hot summer. Looking to flowers now and have many ideas thanks to you.

[@cresentiae]

Thank you #savesoil #Consciousplanet

[@uptosomething6271]

You are so welcome!! Thanks for watching!!

[@Kat-Knows]

Beautiful video. But seems doesn't apply to my zone 8b/9a. That's okay. i am 'winter sowing' plant seeds that work for my zone. Have a great year.

[@uptosomething6271]

Thanks, you too!!

[@alejandromoncada2963]

Great video! You mention that a lot of these need to be started indoors? Does this have to do with the zone? I am in Southern California and I wanted to directly sow some of these. Zone 9 or 10 to be exact . Thank you in advance.

[@uptosomething6271]

Hi! Yes, indoor starts for colder climates. Is it already warm where you live? I wish it was warm here! We just had a cold spell where the night time temps were getting down to 12 degrees!

[@alejandromoncada2963]

Hi yes the coldest we get is high 30s. A few times it dips below freezing. I live about 1 East or LA and about 2 hours north of San Diego . Can’t complain about the weather 🤣. Currently a chilly 57

[@arlenesinclair9038]

I’m trying busy lissies this year I heard it’s hard

[@uptosomething6271]

Hi, Here is a Link to Johnny's Seeds. I buy many of my seeds from them. They still have them in stock, but you do have to pay shipping unless you are buying a lot of seeds! Hope this helps! www.johnnyseeds.com/flowers/lisianthus/voyage-2-first-love-pelleted-f1-lisianthus-4675P.html

[@uptosomething6271]

Thanks so much for the comment!

[@nonnie2428]

Is this vid only for northern states?

[@uptosomething6271]

Starting seeds indoors is more for colder areas, but if you live somewhere sunny and warm, you can start your seeds outdoors! Of course, indoor seed starting is good if you live in a very hot, dry climate climate you may benefit from indoor seed starting as well.

[@sandraceja2727]

What state are you in?

[@uptosomething6271]

New York, but down state, zone 7

[@marjoriedanley6131]

What Zone are you in? I’m in Zone 7B.

[@uptosomething6271]

7a, Long Island, New York

[@shirleyandrews1152]

Do ppl still call pansy’s Funny Faces? That’s the only name I knew them by back in the 1940’s❤️

[@uptosomething6271]

I haven't heard that, but the wholesalers I use always describe them as blotch" faces" or plain "faces" so maybe!