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How to get ready for late winter and spring gardening

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Skip to contentAs an Amazon Associate, GrowJourney earns from qualifying purchases. Read more: terms of service.Get your garden ready for late winter and spring gardening now so you can get loads of garden-fresh organic produce.&nbsp;Is it frightfully cold out where you are? Is the gloom of winter making you long for warmer, sunnier days?You’re in luck! Warmer weather is just around the corner, which means it’s time to start preparing NOW for late winter and spring gardening.&nbsp;Low tunnels&nbsp;in our winter garden help absorb and trap heat, keeping the inside temps 5-20 degrees above outdoor temps depending on whether it’s sunny outside. Low tunnels are an easy and affordable way to extend your growing season.We want to get you the information you need to get ready for the upcoming growing season.Since we’ve already got piles of helpful information to do just that, we thought we’d put them all into one helpful list. That way,&nbsp;you can pick and choose what you want to learn about to maximize your garden’s early season performance.&nbsp;Want to watch a video course that covers every detail about how to successfully start your seeds and transplant seedlings into your garden?Check out our FREE seed starting video tutorials.&nbsp;There are thousands of tools and seed starting supplies to choose from. Making a choice can be overwhelming, especially if you’re a new gardener.Our team has carefully curated a list of our top-rated gardening supplies just for you&nbsp;(we’re an Amazon affiliate store, so supplies ship directly from Amazon). Our store includes organic pest &amp; disease management supplies, seed starting supplies, raised beds &amp; containers, and more.&nbsp;Check out our organic gardening supplies store to find what you need to get growing!&nbsp;&nbsp;Read our article Top 8 ways to kill your garden seedlings. This is the definitive list of what NOT to do to your seedlings if you want them to live.However, if you’re new to seed starting, knowing the top 8 ways that people accidentally kill their garden seedlings can help you avoid making the same mistakes!Are you feeling overwhelmed by where and how to start your first garden bed?If you want to use raised beds in your garden but you think it’s going to be a lot of time, work, and money, we’ve got good news for you! You can have a raised bed set up in under an hour for a fraction of what you probably think it would cost.&nbsp;Read our article and product guide, How to set up your raised bed garden before breakfast to find out how.&nbsp;If you already have a garden and you’re trying to figure out what you should be doing to get it ready to grow healthy organic plants from spring through summer, we’ve got you covered.Find out exactly how to prepare your garden beds and soil for spring.&nbsp;We figured out how to make our own affordable DIY indoor grow light setup many years ago, and it paid for itself in the first season we used it.&nbsp;If you want to take your gardening, seed starting, and microgreen growing game to the next level, find out how to make your own affordable DIY grow light system.Our DIY indoor grow light system growing healthy seedlings for transplanting outdoorsGot more questions about getting ready for spring gardening? Is there something we didn’t cover that you want to learn about? Let us know in the comments and we’ll answer any question you have!Happy gardening!-The GrowJourney TeamSometimes our articles will contain Amazon affiliate product links. These products have been carefully curated by our team. We use them, trust them, and know they work (or in the case of books, know that the information is extremely helpful). GrowJourney may earn a small commission on any sales that are generated via these affiliate links (without any additional cost to you).By Gardening Basicsback to the blog &gt;&gt;Page load linkMENU

Skip to contentAs an Amazon Associate, GrowJourney earns from qualifying purchases. Read more: terms of service.Get your garden ready for late winter and spring gardening now so you can get loads of garden-fresh organic produce.&nbsp;Is it frightfully cold out where you are? Is the gloom of winter making you long for warmer, sunnier days?You’re in luck! Warmer weather is just around the corner, which means it’s time to start preparing NOW for late winter and spring gardening.&nbsp;Low tunnels&nbsp;in our winter garden help absorb and trap heat, keeping the inside temps 5-20 degrees above...

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