Follow when to start seeds indoors, zone 6 tips, and a calendar for your successful indoor seed starting. What are the tricks to successful seed starting? The most surefire I have found with a gadget ...

Your recycling bin can be a great source of materials for making your own seed starting pots. Planting season is rapidly approaching, and if you have a sunny window, you can get some of your veggies ...

Various paper and cardboard seed starting pots on a table along with a watering can, a pair of scissors, a key and some apples. - Pixel-Shot/Shutterstock Earth-conscious gardeners are always looking ...

Get a jumpstart on the gardening season by starting seeds indoors. If you've never grown anything from seed, it's easy to write the idea off as difficult or labor-intensive, but that couldn't be ...

Ryan Brennecke / The BulletinA collection of homemade seed pots from rolled sections of paper towels. With spring quickly approaching, it’s finally time to turn dreams of warm-weather gardening into ...

Looking to make your own indoor seed starter system? Learn how to mix the best soil for starting seeds and learn the seed starting basics. After the warmth of holiday gatherings and festivities, ...

Start seeds in "green" pots made from newspapers Kiley Cruse/The World-Herald I get some of my most creative ideas while working in my garden. Like using origami paper folding techniques to make seed ...

Is this your year to try starting seeds? It really doesn’t take much: seed, soilless potting mix, a few containers you likely have around the house, light, water, patience, attention and the urge to ...

If you start your plants from seed, you've likely noticed that commercial seed-starting products are heavily peat-based: seed starting mixes, compressed peat pellets, even pots and flats made of ...

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Little is sadder than staring at a barren pot of soil, mutely wondering where you went wrong with the poor little seed you carefully planted weeks ago. For some of us novice and not-so-novice ...