Row By Row Garden Show

It's January! A new year and new gardening goals! Tonight, Greg and Sheila discuss more new products that are available on the website now, some upcoming new products, and what you should be doing or should you just be preparing. Let's talk gardening in January. How to fight cabin fever! Let's Grow Together! Gardening In January Garden Tasks Getting "cabin fever" is understandable this time of year. It's cold outside, you're stuck inside and you're itching for spring! Don't be fooled if there are a few warm days that pop up, you don't want to get started too early. Figure out your planting dates: last frost date minus 6-8 weeks for transplants (consider germination time and hardening off). You'll want to schedule out succession planting on a calendar rather than sowing everything all at once, sow a little at a time. A good rule of thumb is to spread out your zucchini, squash, cucumbers, etc. instead of having an explosion of vegetables all at once. Can Anything Be Planted Now F