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 Seed References:
# Seeds in
Packets;
Days to Maturity; Weight; Type
(Heirloom, Hybrid or Open Pollinated)
Botanical Names for Flowers and Herbs
Renee's Equivalents to Shepherds' Garden Seeds
Seed Varieties in our
Rainbow/Mix
Packets
Planting
and Gardening Information
 Attracting Beneficial Insects
Composting Guide
Container Gardening
6 Does and 1 Don't for a Good Garden
Frequently Asked Questions- General Gardening
Gardening with Children
Heirlooms and
Hybrids - What's best for the home garden?
Kitchen Garden Designs
When to Plant Renee's
Garden Seeds
What to Plant in May
What to Plant in
June/July
Sunflowers - How to Grow Giants
Vertical Vegetables
How-to guides:
Starting From Seed
 Starting Tomatoes Indoors and Transplanting Seedlings
Starting Seeds in Containers to Transplant into Your
Garden
Growing Sweet Peas- Sowing
Seeds Directly in the Garden
Growing Sweet Peas -
Starting Seeds Early and Transplanting Seedlings
Sowing and Growing
Mesclun
How to Start Your
Seeds
Indoors
 Growing
Herbs and Flowers:
Butterfly Favorites
Edible Flowers
Flowers for Bouquets
Herbal Teas and
Vinegars
Herbal Cosmetics, Make Your Own
Lavender and Roses from Seed
Nasturtiums - Easy, Edible
Poppies - Modern and Heirloom
Sweet Peas - All About
Secrets to Sweet Pea
Success
Sunflowers -Summer Long
Special
Interest Varieties:
Heirloom Seed
Varieties
Seed Varieties in our
Rainbow/Mix
Packets
Varieties with Edible Blossoms
Butterfly and
Hummingbird Favorites
Varieties That Nourish Beneficial
Insects
Varieties Suitable
For
Containers
Water Thrifty Varieties
Specialty
Theme Gardens: Seed Suggestions
Heirloom Cottage Garden
Gourmet's Rainbow Garden
An Endless Salad Garden
Three Sisters Garden
Organic Seeds in Renee's Garden
Gardening
Help:
Master Gardeners Program State
Coordinator
list - contacts for the program nearest you
National Gardening Association
- a treasure trove of information for gardeners in all areas of the country
and at all skill levels.
USDA
plant hardiness zone map - a very detailed, precise map
for every region.
University of Illinois Hort Corner -
- extensive excellent info and how-to guides.
Quantity
discounts for growers and special events
 Make
a Seed Packet Marker:
Our seed packets make excellent markers for seedlings because they are
chock-full of information. To protect them from water damage, attach packets to
wooden stakes by slitting the bottom of the paper with a knife and sliding the
stake through; shield each marker under a small inverted jar.
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