Seed Packet Information and Usage

Gardener Scott explains the wealth of information available on seed packets, covering 20 key details. He highlights the importance of both the front and back of the packet, detailing what to look for, such as plant name, seed count, organic status, sowing instructions, and more. The video emphasizes the value of seed packets as a compact source of gardening knowledge, encouraging viewers to explore the information provided to enhance their gardening skills.

What is the primary source of information for sowing seeds according to Gardener Scott?

• A gardening website

• A seed packet

• A gardening book

• A smartphone app

Which piece of information is NOT typically found on the front of a seed packet?

• Company name

• Sowing depth

• Seed count

• Plant name

What symbol indicates that seeds are organic?

• A sun icon

• A green leaf

• A USDA organic symbol

• A recycling symbol

What additional information might you find on the front of a seed packet?

• Heirloom status

• Transplanting tips

• Planting instructions

• Germination temperature

Which detail is crucial for determining when to plant seeds?

• Seed count

• Sowing time

• Company name

• Plant description

What does the seed depth information on the packet help you with?

• Determining how much water to use

• Knowing how deep to plant the seeds

• Understanding the plant's growth rate

• Deciding the best time to harvest

What does the 'days to germination' information tell you?

• The best time to water the plants

• How long it takes for seeds to sprout

• The ideal temperature for planting

• The expected height of the plant

What should you look for to know if seeds are fresh?

• The seed count

• The color of the packet

• The company logo

• The packing date

Which information is useful for transplanting seedlings?

• Seed count

• Transplant instructions

• Company contact details

• Plant description

What might you find on a seed packet to help with pest resistance?

• Germination temperature

• Hybrid disease resistance information

• Organic certification

• Sowing depth