Starting seedlings isn’t hard, but there are steps you need to follow to have healthy plants to transplant to your garden.

Learn how to start seeds indoors to save money and prepare for spring planting with these practical gardening tips.

Watering is a delicate balance when starting seeds indoors, as both overwatering and underwatering can hinder seedling growth. The key is to keep the soil consistently moist but not soggy. Use a spray ...

Helps seeds acclimate. Seeds that are started indoors generally need to be hardened off before they’re transplanted outside ...

If you've seen seed starting kits and wondered if you should buy one, you're not alone. We spoke with Sam Arthurs on if these ...

One day, you’re popping seeds into a moist soil mix, and the next ... of making its way above ground to seek sunlight. Seed starting is all about this process, so I wanted to talk a bit about ...

they rely on the food reserves in the seed combined with oxygen found in the soil to grow new cells. This is why you should always use a light-textured potting medium to start seeds, and why over ...

While most gardeners start seeds in spring, winter sowing can allow ... off before planting them in pots or prepared garden soil. For best results, aim to plant seeds in mini greenhouses in ...

All brassica crops grow best in partial shade, in firm, fertile, free-draining soil. Start digging over your ... under glass and then transferred. Seeds should be sown thinly, as this reduces ...