Every late Winter and early Spring means it is time to begin sowing seeds indoors to get ready for the upcoming vegetable gardening season.
One item that is really needed during this time of year is seed starting mix. Some people start seeds using coconut coir, peat moss, or other popular mediums available today.
I really like to use a sterile seed starting mix that I pick up at a local garden center.
Well, as stores go, they didnt carry the brand I normally use and had to go with a new brand this year.
It was Espoma Organic Seed Starting Mix.
It came in an eight quart bag and cost around 10 a bag.
I used Schultz Seed Starter Soil in the past and it was one of the best mixes I ever used for starting seeds.
I have used Espoma products in my vegetable garden before, most notably the Espoma Tomato-tone Tomato Fertilizer.
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