01:17
Introduction to Graywood gardening in zone 4, Minnesota, with host Bryan.
02:08
Description of the cleared area around the house meant for future gardening projects.
02:17
Plans for a cottage garden with continuous blooms, starting with clearing and prepping last year.
03:00
Introduction of the future veggie garden area; the need for a deer fence due to frequent deer visits.
04:03
Future plans for a small home orchard with young fruit trees, considering deer protection.
04:11
Landscaping plans in front of the house under a large river birch tree, including a tulip display.
04:35
The largest cleared area, called "the yard," is intended to become a wildflower meadow for the time being.
05:01
Starting the project to build a seed starting area in the basement, including a bench build.
08:25
Completion of the grow bench, with considerations for protection from water.
09:03
The finished seed starting area in the basement, including grow lights and a water source.
09:37
Planting the first seeds of the season, with pepper seeds as the main focus.
11:00
Discussing the necessary items for seed starting: growing medium, containers, lights, and heat source.
14:23
Planting pepper seeds into the growing medium and the process of preparing the seeds for germination.
15:50
Mentioning the importance of protecting seedlings from mice in the basement or garage.
16:39
Bryan shares his excitement about the first flower of the year, a blooming crocus, signaling the start of spring.
17:12
Conclusion and thanks for watching the video, with a promise to provide more gardening content.
