Starting Seeds Indoors: How to Get a Jump Start on the Next Gardening Season

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Gardening season doesn’t end on Labor Day. See what you can do now for a bounty of cool-weather produce.

If you’re itching to get your garden going, don’t wait until the weather outdoors is agreeable: Get a jump on the growing season by starting your plants from seeds indoors. By growing plants from seeds, you’ll save money and have access to a wider variety of vegetables, fruits, and flowers than many garden centers offer as seedlings. 

Starting seeds indoors also helps extend the growing season for vegetables like peppers and tomatoes, since hardened-off seedlings will be weeks ahead of seeds sown directly in the ground. Although some plants (like carrots and beets) fare best when sowed directly in the ground, many others transplant well. What are you waiting for? Learn more about starting seeds indoors and avoiding potential missteps in the process.