Ever heard of the seed snail hack? It’s a genius way of sowing seeds in small indoor spaces, and you can even upcycle old packaging while you’re at it. As a gardener who has to make the most of a tiny windowsill at this time of the year, I think it’s a real game-changer.
There are so many flower seeds you can sow in February, but sweet peas are ideal candidates for the trick. If you’re keen to grow sweet peas from seed but you’re tight on windowsill space, it’s worth giving the seed snail hack a go.
Our Editor-in-Chief Heather Young tried it out last year, and she managed to raise loads of sweet pea plants in a single roll (and they flourished…
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