Indoor Seed Starting (Registration Required)

Learn everything you need to know to make this year a success in your veggie garden! Classes are perfect for beginners or seasoned gardeners looking to pick up new skills. Participants can expect detailed instruction, useful handouts, and a hands-on activity each session. Classes are offered independent of each other so sign up for just one, or as many as you like!

Registration is required. Email Kelly Stewart at a2VsbHkgISBhICEgc3Rld2FydCB8IHdzdSAhIGVkdQ==.

In this class, learn how to start healthy seedlings indoors. The Palouse has a very short, 90-day growing season, so starting plants indoors is an economical way to get a head-start on the growing season. This allows gardeners to grow more food and successfully harvest from plants that require longer growing seasons—like tomatoes, peppers, winter squash, melons, flowers, and more. We’ll detail the materials you need, how to successfully sow seeds, care for seedlings, troubleshoot issues, and transplant seedlings into your garden. The instructors will provide practical advice, drawn from WSU Extension’s science- based publications and experience with their own vegetable garden, for which they start thousands of plants indoors each year.

You may also like the following events from Neill Public Library:

• This Friday, 6th March, 10:00 am, Free Play Friday in Pullman
• This Saturday, 7th March, 12:00 pm, Free Tax Preparation Assistance in Pullman
• Next Tuesday, 10th March, 01:00 pm, Garden Talk Tuesday in Pullman

Also check out other Workshops in Pullman.