DIY Seed Tape ~ Save Time & Skip Thinning! Gardneing Made Easier.

Ain’t nobody got time for thinning! Save time in the garden with this easy DIY Seed Tape. Learn how to make DIY seed tape to plant carrots, beets, onions, and greens with perfect spacing every time. It’s cheap, easy, and a huge time-saver in the garden. Store-bought seed tapes can be pricey, but you can make your own for pennies with just a few simple supplies:

Paper towels
Elmer’s glue (or homemade flour glue!)
A pen, scissors, and tape
And last but not least, SEEDS!

I’ll show you how to make seed tape in custom sizes for your garden beds, pots, and even barrels. No more overcrowding, no more thinning—just perfectly spaced plants that thrive!

How long does DIY seed tape last? Store it in a moisture-free bag, and it should be good for at least a year!

What seeds work best? Carrots, beets, onions, lettuce, spinach, and other small-seeded greens or plants that benefit from direct seeding.

Planting with seed tape is a breeze—simply lay it in the soil, cover, water, and watch your garden grow. Gardening made easier!

Thank you for watching! May you be blessed, stay grateful, and continue building a life you love.

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