Beds and seasons · 2 min read
Seed packets keep their date
Stay with seed you might sow. Seed packets keep their date. The rest of the bed can wait.
Do it in order
Do this: read the date and sow a little before you sow a lot. Do it in the cool part of the day when you can.
The usual miss
Avoid a whole row from a packet that failed a test. That habit makes a healthy plant look like a project.
The sign to stop is simple: a small test has sprouted or you did not sow the row. Write the date if you changed water, cut, or place.
A note in "Beds and seasons" should still make sense in another month. Keep the plant's name and the condition, and leave the mood out.
A garden note, not a promise that a plant will thrive. Look again in a week.