You’ve heard of starting seeds indoors to get a jump on Spring, but it’s also possible to start seeds outdoors in winter! Mother Nature does it all the time, and so can you. Find out how to mimic nature to sow outside—you don’t need grow lights, you’re not limited by indoor space restrictions, and your seedlings will be hardened-off and ready to plant
once they sprout in spring. Learn what plants to sow, what containers to use, how to care for the seeds, and how and when to transplant the seedlings.

Bio:
Monica Milla is a Master Gardener, master composter, and master rain gardener. She serves as Vice President of the Washtenaw Master Gardener Association and is on theGarden Committee at Washtenaw Community College, where she also teaches personal enrichment gardening classes.
She has served on the City of Ann Arbor. Elizabeth Dean Fund Committee and co-chaired the Garden Committee at her workplace, which grows produce for donation to
Food Gatherers.
Monica’s garden adventures started 30 years ago with a single container tomato. She can’t narrow down a favorite plant, but buckthorn is her sworn garden enemy!

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