Botanical Interests Garden Seed Haul | #gardenseeds #beginnergardening #coloradogarden

Are you a busy mom dreaming of starting a garden but feeling overwhelmed? In this video, I’m sharing my latest Botanical Interests seed haul, featuring everything you need to grow a thriving garden—whether you’re a beginner or just looking for inspiration! 🌱

I’ll walk you through my favorite seed picks for vegetables, herbs, and flowers, perfect for creating a simple, productive garden. I chose these seeds with busy moms in mind—they’re reliable, beginner-friendly, and ideal for creating a garden that feeds your family and soothes your soul.

Whether you’re a stay-at-home mom or simply looking for tips to make gardening easier, this video is packed with ideas to get you started. Learn how to pick the best seeds, plan your garden, and set yourself up for success this season.

If you’re ready to grow fresh, healthy food for your family and experience the joy of gardening, this seed haul is the perfect place to start! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more gardening tips, tricks, and encouragement for overwhelmed moms.

🌼 Keywords: beginner gardening, Botanical Interests seeds, gardening for moms, stay-at-home mom gardening, vegetable garden ideas, garden planning.

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Hi I am Dana. I am the blogger behind The Overwhelmed Momma. My mission is to make motherhood less overwhelming. I was once a very overwhelmed mom of 5. I felt like I was a chicken running around with my head cut off just trying to stay afloat and get everything done. I am here to share my tips and encouragement on how to not just survive but thrive in motherhood. I love to share about gardening, feeding my family and finding joy in everyday life.

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What are you excited to grow in your garden in 2025? Let me know in the comments!

[Bigdeezly]

Jimmy Nardello is our favorite pepper as well. We discovered it about 5 years ago, and we have use them instead of bell peppers the last few years. It’s a sweet pepper.

[__Shellspace__]

i love to direct sow too, but most of them either dont germinate or get lost eaten, so in the last year i have sown indoors or in propregaters out side i also use heat mats for some, the super 7 is great for starting seedling you can so so much at once its amazing Garland Super7 Electric Heated Windowsill Propagator G51 i have this one, but you can get a self watering one now also which i would prefer, i use lights in the winter too, but all this i have gathered over the years for certain crops that just need a lil help, good look with the season <3 xx

[HealyMeans]

hi dana 🤗
new subscriber and container gardener in southern california zone 10b/11a.
i have some of the same botanical interests varieties but grew mostly dollar tree/99-cents store, migardener and ferry-morse seeds.
2024 wasn't the best garden year for me but i grow year-round, so im always sowing seeds.
looking forward to seeing sowing, growth and harvest videos. tfs

[sharonjennings]

Jimmy Nardello is sweet and yummy! Def start your basil inside with your tomatoes. You will get tons.

[imperfectgrowth]

Last year was a nightmare for gardening were I’m at. I’ve never seen so many slugs 😂

[justinarnold]

Have you tried the Joseph Lofthouse collection of seeds from Adaptative Seeds they were bred at high altitudes at Paradise in Utah

[shelpen]

Last year I was just perplexed that the basil seeds I direct sowed had zero germination. In actuality the SLUGS were decimation the seedlings as soon as they broke above the ground! :/
So maybe you have a slug problem too in that particular spot where you sowed the herbs.