A garden is a planned space, usually outdoors, set aside for cultivation, display or enjoyment of plants and nature. It can include trees, flowers, vegetables and herbs.

There is nothing better than eating a delicious, homegrown vegetable from your own garden. But it is important to be aware of how you grow your food.

When planting tiny seeds with cornmeal, follow the same procedures you’d use to plant them normally. Simply add an equal volume of cornmeal to the volume of small seeds you are planting. When planting carrots, for example, you want each one to be a few inches apart, so having the ability to pick out and control individual carrot seeds is important. It doesn’t matter how much cornmeal may end up in the row as you sow them. The cornmeal simply helps you see and grab them a little easier.

Small seeds have some challenges associated with them. It’s more difficult to achieve successful germination with small seeds versus larger ones. They are also less hardy than larger ones, meaning they don’t last as long before it’s time to plant them. Using cornmeal can help you give these fragile seeds the best chance by helping you plant them properly.

If you don’t have cornmeal available, some people will mix the tiny seeds with sand. One downside to sand is that it may have insect eggs or weeds inside, items that you don’t want to add to your garden. 

Source: housedigest.com