Green gardening is using things you find around the house for your planting. Recycle your old newspaper to create small seed pots that will biodegrade in the surrounding soil after you transplant them. This is an easy technique for starting your plants from seeds.
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I need to transplant my tomato and pepper seedlings into larger pots before putting them outside in about 5 weeks. I am wondering if these pots have any chance of holding up for that long, I would love to try these but am doubtful that they will last long enough. Feedback from anyone who has tried this would be greatly appreciated!
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