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TigreBlume

In The Garden

Growing More, With Less

Welcome to TigreBlume In The Garden! 

If you haven't started thinking about your fall garden yet, consider this your official sign to grab your seed trays! Depending on your specific growing zone, there is still plenty of time to get high-yield vegetables and stunning cool-weather flowers started.

When planning your fall crops, always count backward from your average first fall frost date. You want to ensure your plants have enough time to develop robust, mature root systems and healthy foliage before they hit the outdoor elements for hardening off and transplanting. Giving them that head start now ensures you get to enjoy full harvests and beautiful blooms before the winter freeze sets in.

Make sure to read the new blog post and check back to see the next wave!

Happy Growing!

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What's Growing in the TigreBlume Garden

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Fresh out of the gardening journal and into the dirt. Whether it’s updates from my basement seed starting station or lessons learned, these are my most recent notes, tips, and other ideas.

Looking for the right gear to get growing? Check out the latest in the TB Shop.

My Monthly Seed Starting Edit: What I’m Sowing and When

Wondering what should be in your seed trays right now? This is my monthly seed starting edit: a simplified, month-by-month breakdown of what I’m sowing indoors to get ahead of the season and make the most of my garden space.

Click the link below to check out my Monthly Seed Starting Calendar.

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