Winter sowing is an easy and low cost technique for starting seeds that uses the outdoors and cold winter weather to get a jump start on spring planting. It creates strong hardy plants without taking up any indoor space.
You are making a mini greenhouse using recycled containers, soil, seeds and then letting mother nature do the rest of the work. They receive water from the weather, light from the sun and the seeds will sprout once the temperatures tell them it’s time to start growing.

Tuesday, October 20 @ 7:00pm
Tufts Library, Room 133
“Herbs: Food As Medicine”
Use herbs like basil, mint, rosemary, chamomile, and thyme to feed and heal with Meaghan Hayden from Little Sunflower Herbal Company.
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