Create Your Own Cooking Garden
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Posted by admin on February 27, 2010
You just finished eating a red delicious apple. And you think, “I wish I could grow apples like this from it’s seed. Is there a way to prepare friut seed for germination?
Posted by admin on February 26, 2010
lol no rush on the tree growing would like my young son to plant some though so he may get fruit years to come?
Posted by admin on
You picked the easiest thing to grow!
I had back luck with plants years ago and to get my confidance a friend suggested an herb garden.
yes they will take over each other if planted together so use medium sized pots that could sit on a windowsill so you can keep them growing through the winter.
You can get a kit or just pick up the seed, plant according to directions but generally they are small seeds and naturally they just fall onto the soil and germinate so usually just dust them on top of the soil and gently cover with soil using your hand to brush across them.
To ensure good drainage just put an inch or so of stones in the bottom of the pot before adding the soil.
I started mine outside in the summer and was able to bring them in for the winter.
Enjoy!
Posted by admin on February 24, 2010
they actually don’t come from seeds… when a tree or plant with seedless fruit is discovered it is grafted into trees with seeds… the new growth is then grafted into other trees… etc
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