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Seed Mats
What Are the Advantages of Seed Mats?
Seed mats save time and help space out tiny seeds, such as radish, lettuce, beets and carrots. No more need to measure the spacing and no more worries about over or under seeding.
To use a seed mat, simply lay out the mat in the garden or a container, like our Grow Tubs. Our seed mats fit the 10-gallon Grow Tubs nicely. Just tuck in the edges of the mat a bit. They 15-gallon Grow Tubs also work well. After placing the mat, water the seed mat frequently. The paper protects the seed during germination and dissolves in the course of watering.