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New Design: Vintage Miss C.H. Lippincott Seed Catalog Cover (1903) [Decor]

The video features a vintage seed catalog cover from 1903, prominently displaying the text Flower Seeds in ornate, golden letters. The central image is a heart-shaped frame filled with blue flowers and green leaves, with a girl in a pink hat and dress holding a book. Two small birds and a butterfly are perched on the flowers, adding to the vintage charm. The text Miss C.H. Lippincott, Minneapolis, Minn. is visible at the bottom, along with a red seal. The background is a soft beige, enhancing the vintage aesthetic.</p></p></p></p>

<p><p><p><p>The video transitions to a design and photography credit, Douglas E. Welch, with the same image of the seed catalog cover. Surrounding the main image are three smaller images showcasing the catalog cover in different formats: framed, as a card, and as a pillow. The text Vintage Miss C.H. Lippincott Seed Catalog Cover (1903) and DOUGLESEWELCH.COM/SHOP/786 is displayed at the bottom, indicating the source and availability of the design.</p></p></p></p>

<p><p><p><p>The video concludes with a consistent focus on the vintage seed catalog cover, emphasizing its design and the various ways it can be used as decor.</p></p></p></p>

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Why Your Seeds Aren’t Sprouting via Lifehacker [Shared]

Why Your Seeds Aren’t Sprouting

Why Your Seeds Aren't Sprouting via Lifehacker [Shared]

While our elementary school science classes may have taught us the basics about seeds and how to plant them, if you’ve gotten into gardening as an adult, you’ve probably figured out that there’s plenty more to learn. And unfortunately, growing a plant isn’t necessarily as simple as putting a few seeds in dirt and adding water and sunlight.

For example, even if you seemingly do everything right, your seeds may not sprout. As it turns out, seeds are more fickle than many people realize. Here are some of the reasons why yours aren’t sprouting.

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The newspaper that gives back to the Earth – literally via One Earth [Shared]

I have seen other projects like this, but not on this scale. Companies need to ensure they are delivering seeds compatible with the local environment, but what a great way to easily get people growing. – Douglas

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The newspaper that gives back to the Earth - literally via One Earth [Shared]

What do you do with your newspaper when you’re done reading it? Put it in the recycle bin? Save it for packing paper? Well, one Japanese publishing company wanted you to be able to grow herbs with it! The “Green Newspaper” was invented by the publisher of the famous Japanese daily, The Mainichi Shimbunsha. Published for “Greenery Day” on May 4, 2016, the special edition dedicated to environmental news was printed on 100% biodegradable paper with plant-based ink, and embedded with seeds that, when planted, would grow into flowers to attract butterflies and other pollinators, or herbs to eat. The publisher instructed people to tear the discarded newspaper into small pieces, plant the shreds in soil, and then water the container as they would any plant.

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Plant These Quick-Sprouting Seeds for a Fast Garden via Lifehacker [Shared]

Plant These Quick-Sprouting Seeds for a Fast Garden

Plant These Quick-Sprouting Seeds for a Fast Garden via Lifehacker [Shared]

When starting a garden, you have two choices: planting seeds or seedlings (and other transplants). Those looking to have a close-to-instant garden will likely want to begin with already-sprouted plants. But if you decide to go the seed route, you may want to pick seeds that will produce at least something green as soon as possible.

In an article for Well + Good, writer Francesca Krempa spoke with Allison Vallin, an organic gardener from Maine, to find out which seeds sprout the fastest. Here’s what to know.

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8 Best Places to Order Vegetable Seeds – Top Online Seed Companies via Elle Decor [Shared]

8 Best Places to Order Vegetable Seeds – Top Online Seed Companies

8 Best Places to Order Vegetable Seeds - Top Online Seed Companies via Elle Decor [Shared]

During this period of sheltering at home for much of America, vegetable gardening has quickly become one of the nation’s top pastimes. Not only is it a great way to get outdoors, but done well, it can also (eventually) limit the number of trips you’ll have to make to your local grocery store. If you’re thinking about planting a garden but aren’t sure where to start, look no further—ELLE Decor has found the best direct-to-consumer seed companies that specialize in organic produce. The best part: Some even have teams of gardeners who can guide you in your efforts from start to finish. So get planting!

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Simple Tomato Seedlings – A Gardener’s Notebook via TikTok [Video]

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Historical Seed Catalogs – 111 in a series – May’s Northern-Grown Seeds : Wholesale Seed Catalog, January 1914

Historical Seed Catalogs – 111 in a series – May’s Northern-Grown Seeds : Wholesale Seed Catalog, January 1914

Historical Seed Catalogs - 111 in a series - May's Northern-Grown Seeds : Wholesale Seed Catalog, January 1914

Historical Seed Catalogs - 111 in a series - May's Northern-Grown Seeds : Wholesale Seed Catalog, January 1914

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Publication date 1914
Topics Nursery stock Minnesota Saint Paul CatalogsVegetables Seeds CatalogsGrasses Seeds CatalogsFlowers Seeds CatalogsPlants, Ornamental CatalogsTrees Seedlings CatalogsFruit CatalogsShrubs CatalogsNursery stockVegetablesGrassesFlowersPlants, OrnamentalTreesFruitShrubs
Publisher St. Paul, Minn. : L.L. May & Co.
Collection usda-nurseryandseedcatalogusdanationalagriculturallibrarybiodiversityfedlinkamericana
Digitizing sponsor U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Contributor U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Language English
Volume 1914

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Historical Seed Catalogs – 110 in a series – Ernst’s catalogue and price list for 1904

Historical Seed Catalogs – 110 in a series – Ernst’s catalogue and price list for 1904

Historical Seed Catalogs - 110 in a series - Ernst's catalogue and price list for 1904

Historical Seed Catalogs - 110 in a series - Ernst's catalogue and price list for 1904

Historical Seed Catalogs - 110 in a series - Ernst's catalogue and price list for 1904

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Publication date 1904
Topics Nursery stock CatalogsBulbs (Plants) Seeds CatalogsFruit trees Seeds CatalogsFlowers Seeds CatalogsPlants, Ornamental Catalogs
Publisher Moscow, Ohio : Ernst’s Nurseries
Collection usda-nurseryandseedcatalogusdanationalagriculturallibrarybiodiversityfedlinkamericana
Digitizing sponsor U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Contributor U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Language English
Volume 1904

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