Salsa Garden Seed Starting Kit

Starting a garden is lots of fun for all ages!  It is even more satisfying if you grow your plants from seeds.  Look no further!  This kit includes everything you need to start a salsa garden.  Imagine juicy red tomatoes, sweet and spicy peppers, onions, cilantro all growing in your backyard ready to whip up fresh salsa!  Each variety is picked especially for its great flavor and ease of growing.  I hope you enjoy this kit and have fun growing the seeds.  It is a wonderful way to get a head start on what you need to grow a salsa garden.   Included in this kit are very detailed instructions on each seed variety; how to start the seed, how to maintain them, and then how to harden the plants off and get them outside when the weather is warm - either in your garden or a container!

This kit includes:
- 5 peat pots
- 5 soil discs
- 5 biodegradable palm leaf trays 
- 5 plant labels
- 5 seed packets with enough seeds for more than enough for one garden season
- 1 small water spray bottle
- Plant information card for each seed type
- Seedling hardening off instructions
- Burlap drawstring bag to hold all supplies

Seed varieties (quantity is the minimum seed count included):
- Beefsteak Tomato: small beefsteak type with great flavor, true tomato color, great slicing or canning tomato (10 seeds)
- Jalapeno: can be harvested green or red, just enough spice to add a little kick to your salsa, high yielding variety (10 seeds)
- Bell Pepper: big and juicy sweet pepper, can be harvested green or red, easy to grow (10 seeds)
- Yellow Spanish Onion: one of the easiest varieties to grow, large bulbs, great mild flavor (20 seeds)
- Leisure Cilantro: quick to harvest, slow to bolt, excellent flavor and easy to grow (25 seeds)

Easy to grow garden kit.  Put a soil disc in each peat pot and add a little water at a time until all soil has expanded.  Add the seeds as directed on the planting card for each variety.  Label each pot with the label.  As directed in the planting card, the seeds like warmth for germination.  If the area is not warm enough you could put a small sandwich bag over the peat pot and seeds to act as a greenhouse until germination.  Keep soil moist but not too wet, seeds will germination in 1-3 weeks depending on seed type, climate of room, sun exposure, etc.  This is a great way to get your seeds started.  Once they are big enough they will outgrow the small peat pot and will then need to be transplanted into a larger pot or outside in the garden if weather permits.  I have included more seeds than will fit in each peat pot, you will have extra for additional plants or to save.  

I hope you enjoy your seed starting kit, either for yourself or for someone else as a wonderful and unique gift.  Contact me if you have any questions!