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Winter Seed Sowing: Upcycle and Make More Plants with Milk Jugs

Winter sowing is having a moment, due to the rising interest in gardening with native plants. While this simple seed-starting method is an excellent way to grow nearly any hardy plant, it is particularly useful for quickly filling out a pollinator garden with native species that are rarely available at nurseries. Chloë Bowers, Fine Gardening's forum moderator and Northeast regional reporter, demonstrates her technique of using milk and water jugs for sowing native plant seeds in winter. This method is an easy way to make more pollinator-friendly plants, and an opportunity to upcycle and repurpose plastic containers you already have in your home. Read the Full Article on FineGardening.com: https://www.finegardening.com/article... For more insights and inspiration from Chloë, check out our Northeast regional reports: https://www.finegardening.com/region/... Talk to Chloë and the rest of our gardening community by joining the discussion on our forum: https://www.finegardening.com/discuss... Follow us on social media for more garden inspiration: Facebook:   / finegardening   Instagram:   / finegardening   Pinterest:   / finegardening   And make sure to become a Fine Gardening All Access Member for everything you need to know to grow the garden of your dreams, whether that be a perennial garden, cutting flower garden, woodland shade garden, house plant jungle, vegetables or container gardens. Find out more: https://www.finegardening.com/all-access