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Tomato seedlings in seedbeds Royalty Free Stock Photo

sprouts of onions in corner of seedbeds on black soil, concept of garden springtime work and new season life, close-up Royalty Free Stock Photo

at dawn, the grass of the field gleams highlight the seedbeds of dandelions Royalty Free Stock Photo

Illustration Dog - watering seedbeds Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hands of adult woman planting seeds in biodegradable seedbeds Royalty Free Stock Photo

Seedlings of vegetables and flowers in seedbeds

Spring seedbeds on soil. Rows of freshly planted plants Royalty Free Stock Photo

Illustration Dog - dig up seedbeds - bilding a path Royalty Free Stock Photo

seedlings in seedbeds Royalty Free Stock Photo

Illustration Dog - watering seedbeds with green plants Royalty Free Stock Photo

Three sprouts of onions and some seedbeds on black soil, concept of garden springtime work and new season life, close-up Royalty Free Stock Photo

Illustration Landscape Farm with house and seedbeds Royalty Free Stock Photo

If you want to grow seedlings of flowers and vegetables yourself, you can first sow them in the seedbeds in the marked rows and later replicate them when two true leaves appear on the plants. Young plants need sufficient moisture, airy and well-lit space with no over-temperature for successful growth.