Sowing seeds into container trays
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With all of the snow storms that have covered  the states for the past couple of weeks. The last thing on a lot of peoples minds is thinking about planting seeds for the Spring gardening season.

For those of us who would like to get a jump on gardening before the real planting season starts. Breaking out the seed trays is a perfect way to do a little garden preparation in the winter months.

In horticulture, seed trays are used for propagating vegetables and flowers and other plants from seed.  Seed trays are fine if you want large numbers of plants, or if you have plenty of seed and would like to save money growing plants instead of purchasing them at your local nursury.

Most seed trays are sold in packages of three, and they measure 384mm x 244mm, which is the perfect size to hold most flower and vegetable seeds for planting. Using seed trays in the late winter months is an ideal way for cuttings or growing seeds until they are ready to plant out in early Spring.

If you are like me I am  sure that you have a few seed trays laying around in the garage or tool shed that are just waiting to be dusted of and prepared to plant some seeds for your next garden project.

Related: Seed Tray Tips

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As we move into a new year full of hope and anticipation of things to come. There is always something you can depend on at the start of a new year and that is the year in trends.

There are many different types of trends that people look forward to reading and learning about so that they can incorporate the specific trend into their everyday routine.

Some of the many different types of trends people tend to follow such as fashion trends, music trends tech trends and health trends.  The trend that we here at landscape living here enjoy the most is of course landscape and garden trends for the upcoming garden season.

Come and take a peak at the garden trends that we found to be helpful around the garden and your home. A few garden trends that have caught our interest is self watering planters which lets you put on an impressive show of color around the garden.

Or the raised bed crafted from a composite of recycled wood and plastic that gives the look  and feel of aged cedar but will not rot or splinter just to name a few of the new garden  trends for 2010.

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