The days are lengthening, and Urban Roots’ seed racks are fully stocked. This year’s lineup includes a broad range of vegetables and flowers from Seeds of Change, plus the locally produced Faerie Seeds—featuring several unusual varieties—all at last year’s prices.
Many long-season crops (tomatoes, peppers, eggplant) and slow-germinating flowers benefit from an indoor head start of 6–8 weeks before the last frost. The Heated Germination Station is especially valuable for heat-loving seeds that struggle in cool basement or windowsill conditions.
Stop in to browse the full selection and grab your supplies—seed starters, now is the time.
Germinating Chestnut Seeds: Cold Stratification and Planting Protocol
Germinating Store-Bought Cherry Seeds
Nepenthes Flower Stalk, Not Seeds: Pollination Requires Two Plants
Preventing Algae Smothering of Venus Flytrap Seedlings: Boiling Water Treatment and Top-Watering
Storing Drosera spatulata Seeds: Paper Pouch in Fridge
Sarracenia Seed Stratification: Still Time for Fridge Cold Treatment
Repotting Sarracenia Minor: Soil Mix and Seed Stratification
Using SuperThrive for Drosophyllum Seeds and Bareroot Plants
Sarracenia Seed Viability After Two Weeks at Room Temperature
Seed Sources for Padrón Peppers and Beefsteak Tomatoes
Growing Amaryllis from Seed: A 5-Year Project
Saving Sunflower Seeds for Next Year's Garden
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