Knowing how to sterilize soil is important because there can be bacteria, fungus and weed seeds hiding in the soil.

Building this reclaimed window greenhouse was our fall and winter project this year.

This row marker design comes from the Mittleider Gardening Course book. It is designed to mark the rows in a garden.

When it comes to gardening, one of the most important tasks is to water seedlings.

The shed and loft are such great additions to my reclaimed window greenhouse.

The siding and trim will finish the exterior of my reclaimed window greenhouse.

Germinating your garden seeds in flats leaves them very close together so the best thing to do is to transplant seedlings into flats.

This Mittleider gardening method is used to start seedlings in flats. It is a great way to start the vegetables for my garden.

In a few easy steps, I was able to completely transform my new boards to give them an aged wood look.

My greenhouse was incomplete without the addition of plant tables to fully utilize the space. Now I am ready for spring.

I love the antique windows in this reclaimed window greenhouse. For me, they make the structure beautiful.

The primary goal of the leveling device in the garden is to keep the garden as level as possible.

A project the size of our reclaimed window greenhouse can sometimes seem daunting, today we are tackling the roof.

This seed flat marker design comes from the Mittleider Gardening Course book. It is designed to be specifically used with the seedling trays

This constant feed fertilizer is a diluted version of the weekly feed and provides the nutrients seedlings need on a daily basis.

This weekly feed fertilizer is used to provide the nutrients the plants need on a weekly basis.

This preplant fertilizer provides the basic conditions that are needed for plant growth.

This custom potting soil mix provides good drainage and moisture control as well as a good base to add all the nutrients growing plants need.

This seedling tray design comes from the Mittleider Gardening Course book.

When I first saw the word Dibble written in the Mittleider Gardening Course book. I thought “What on earth is that?” As I continued to...