Plant early with milk-jug mini-greenhouses
It may be too cold to dig in the ground, but some plants can be started in modified milk jugs to get them ready for planting in the spring.
COURTESY PHOTO/WSU GRANT-ADAMS MASTER GARDENERS
MOSES LAKE — Some plants are meant to be left in the ground through the winter, and now that it’s February and the ground outside is as hard as week-old peanut brittle, it’s a little late to be planting. Fortunately, there are ways to use milk jugs and even ice cube trays to get planting underway.
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