Growing gourds from seeds

Find out when to plant ornamental gourds in your garden. Birdhouse and dipper gourds are hard-shell or Lagenaria varieties, while daisy and spoon gourds are soft-shell or Cucurbita types. If you have a short growing season, start gourd seeds indoors in early spring. #planting #gourds #garden

It's easy to grow birdhouse gourds and make your own birdhouses. All you need is a little patch of dirt and some birdhouse gourd seeds.

How to Grow Gourds

Gourds are easy to grow, fun to harvest, and simple to dry. Learn how to grow bushel gourds, how to plant them, and how to care for them.

Everything about how to successfully grow gourds, how to save seeds, eat them and turn them into various objects. #gourds #gardening

Growing gourds vertically on a trellis, fence or arbor is a great way to save space in your garden. Here's how to grow gourd vines vertically.

Looking for a gardening project that's fun for the whole family? Learn how to grow birdhouse gourds (Lagenaria siceraria) now on Gardener’s Path.

Find out all about growing gourds at home. Ornamental gourds are cucurbits related to melons and squash. Gourd plants grow best on a trellis. They love heat and have a long growing season. Makemake birdhouses from hard-shell gourds, and sponges from luffa gourds. #growing #gourds

Here we share how to grow gourds with confidence. How to plant them, what you should do to care for them, harvest them, store them, and use them in different ways.

Can you save seeds from your decorative gourds to plant next year? Yes! Learn how to save gourd seeds. / How to Save Gourd Seeds / Gourds come in so many different shapes and colors! Common gourds are members of three different species and are used for everything from festive fall decorations, to birdhouses, to cups and bowls. / Gardening Ideas / www.kaitsgarden.com