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Welcome to Veseys Growing Guide. Here you will find information on growing everything from Amaryllis to Zucchini! Within each category below, you will find an alphabetical listing of each type of plant, detailing it’s specific planting instructions and growing requirements. If you are looking for information on a particular topic, you might find it useful to use the Find Box in the top right hand corner of this page. Type in a topic such as Forcing Bulbs and look through the Article search results that will display in the bottom right side of the page.

Starting Seeds
Information on starting seeds indoors, moving outdoors and common seed germination problems & solutions.
Growing Vegetables
Alphabetical listing of all of our vegetable varieties, and the tips you'll need to ensure success.
Growing Herbs
Alphabetical listing of all of our herb varieties, and the tips you'll need to ensure success.
Growing Flowers from Seed
Alphabetical listing of our flower varieties and the tips you'll need to ensure success.
Growing Roses, Flowering Shrubs, Vines and Trees
Complete information and tips on growing the best roses, flowering shrubs, vines and trees.
Sprouts
Everything you need to know to grow fresh produce right in your kitchen!
Composting
Backyard Composting and Vermiculture.
Starter Plants
Complete information and tips on growing the best roses, flowering shrubs, vines and trees.
Ornamental Grass
Ornamental grasses add a dimension of motion and sound to your garden they are as beautiful as they are easy to grow.
Fruits & Berries
Complete information and tips on growing the best fruits & berries.
Bulbs & Perennials
Complete information and tips on growing the best bulbs & perennials
How to Grow a Wildflower Meadow
In a category of it's own, creating a wildflower meadow takes perseverance. Here you will find the information you'll need to get started.
Veseys Revolutionary Tomato Planter
The wonders of upside-down growing! Growing tomatoes upside down eliminates the need for weeding, staking or tying up your plants.