All the seeds I'm starting in February (last frost April 14, zone 7a) 

I feel a little lonely gardening by myself sometimes, trying to figure stuff out without a mentor, and I find it encouraging to see what other gardeners in my zone are up to every month. Thanks for the update. I enjoyed it.

everything sounds great, I grow sweet potato slips the same way about two years ago and I had and awesome out come and the seed variety's you mentioned sound great I started some flower seeds and herbs as well

I have been watching your videos for a while. Love how you cook the vege, Asian household here! I was in zone 6b, then the usda decided to change my zone to 7a, due to warmer climate in 2023. So we are in the same zone now!!

Thank you Good info

thank you for this video really enjoyed it.

I love this time of year! Onions, cabbage, stevia, peppers, eggplant, petunias, snapdragons, stock & vinca have all germinated in the basement. Lettuce, broccoli, Moringa and okra are next.

You inspired me to try the green magic broccoli last year, and I'm trying the purple magic as well this year. Hopefully it does just as well. I'm in 8b, so I started my peppers and eggplants a few weeks ago. Thanks for the video!

This is the year I’m hoping to be successful with bok choy. Going to do them indoors as starts much like you. Just not as early since you are way ahead of me frost wise. 😅

I’m in your zone; do you direct sow peas outdoors? I’ve done them indoors and have done transplants and they work fine

Do you need to use a heat mat to start the cold weather seeds( like broccoli and bok choy)? Or just light?

With your onion starts do you trim them if they start getting tall enough to lean over?