Sowing Seeds Outdoors in the Winter

Tuesday, January 25, 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.

Location: Your Computer

Instructor: Michelle Mero Riedel 

Sowing seeds outdoors in the winter is easy, rewarding, and inexpensive. This method of growing seeds uses recyclables to make mini-greenhouses. The greenhouses are placed outside in the winter and spring months. Because nature controls the germination of winter-sown seeds, plants are hardier than artificially forced indoor plants. Outdoor sowing is fun, rewarding, and takes a much more leisurely pace than inside sowing. In addition to teaching gardening classes, Michelle owns Riedel Photography and is a photographer and writer for Northern Gardener magazine. 

Michelle Mero Riedel has fifteen years of experience as a community education instructor and holds a BA in Speech Communications. Riedel is a University of Minnesota Extension Master Gardener, Professional Photographer, Writer and photographer for Northern Gardener magazine.

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