Not unless you want plant warfare in your garden! For optimum results poke and seed the holes of only ONE colour for each press of the square. This gives each plant the perfect amount of space.

Don't despair, your funnel is there! Flip your Seeding Square over. The funnel should be clipped onto the back of the center hole. We wanted the wand and the funnel to "stick" to the Seeding Square so you can move around the garden without keeping track of pieces - so the wand has a magnet, and the funnel clicks on. We tried to think of everything.

It does look like a toy, but it’s a garden tool for anyone planting a vegetable garden (including kids).We chose bright colours to encourage children to help their parents in the garden and learn to be little green thumbs, plus the bright colours make it easier to spot so as not to get run over by the lawnmower!

No worries, just scroll up this page andyou’ll find a link to our PDF package. It includes the Guide and Instructions as well as the new Seeding Square Herb Spacing Guide and a Companion Planting Chart, which tells you which plants grow best together. For a one-time $4 fee, we send you the PDF files - to keep and print as needed.

Definitely not! It works great for all gardens.For those with lots of space the Seeding Square can be used to plant rows too...you’re not confined to have a patch-work-quilt look to your garden.All you do is stamp out the same type of vegetable over and over, and viola...you have a row! With big gardens you’ll really notice how much time you save, as in optimizing your space so thoroughly, those pesky weeds won’t have nearly as much room to grow in!

Yes! In fact, you’ll get 2-5 times the harvest as compared to traditional row gardening. If you get more than you bargained for ... Share the wealth! I bet you have some friends, family, and neighbors that would love to help you out with your fresh home-grown garden bounty.

One should do the trick. It’s a garden tool to use on planting day...like a shovel or a hoe. Once you’ve used it to plant your garden, simply rinse it off, and put it away for your next planting day. But it does make a great gift...so maybe get two instead ;)

Not a problem. Seeding Square is a spacing template. Simply Google the spacing needed for whatever you want to plant, and use the colored holes that closest match the suggested spacing.

Depending on your climate type, soil nutrients, amount of water, or any number of other factors you will find your plant sizes can vary. Simply make note of any changes you would make for your next planting day and slip them into the pocket of your storage bag along with your Chart & Instructions. You'll be ready to go for your next round!

This just means that too many seeds ended up on each hole. You can fix this by pruning out a few as they grow or, we actually have a neat little trick for planting carrots! First, poke all the red holes as usual, then lift the Seeding Square and play connect-the-dots making four troughs about an inch deep with your dibber. Next, sprinkle your carrot seeds into the troughs about 1/2-1 inch apart. Cover and water as usual. Mmmmmmm carrots!

The faceplate is a foot by a foot and the side walls are an inch in depth. It brings the concept of Square-Foot-Gardening to a whole new level!

You bet! Use the Seeding Square to poke the appropriate holes in the soil, now instead of dropping in seeds, you will use the poked holes as your indicator of where to plant each seedling.

Those holes are actually your handles! They allow you to get your Square lined up into corners without wasting space.