Planting Seedlings for Early Spring Harvest | Urban Homesteading Tips

Plant out seedlings for an early spring harvest in your urban homestead! In this week's video, we're diving into planting celery, tomatoes, and leeks in our backyard garden.
We also transplant some volunteer tomatoes into the rose bed, adding a fresh touch to the space.
Our aim is to grow as mant of our fruits and vegetables as possible on our small urban property, embracing self-reliance and sustainable living.
Whether you're into backyard homesteading, urban homesteading, or container gardening, this video has something for everyone.If you're passionate about gardening in small spaces or looking to enhance your self-reliant lifestyle, this video is perfect for you.
I hope you have an amazing weekend.
Duncan and Ally 🌻😉
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[@two_feral_gardeners]

That calendula was certainly different. Will you save some seed from those flowers? They were really interesting. 😊

[@NextChapterHomestead]

Hello 👋. I will definitely be saving seeds from the calendula One of my friends is has asked me to, they are very intrigued by uts genetics. 🤷🏼‍♀️💛