- Home
- About
- Home Improvement
- Ask Danny Answers (289)
- Attics & Basements (73)
- Calculators (5)
- Carpentry (158)
- Concrete & Masonry (91)
- Decks & Patios (107)
- Design & Decor (205)
- DIY Projects (97)
- Doors & Windows (177)
- Electrical & Lighting (152)
- Fencing (25)
- Financial (44)
- Flooring (152)
- Garage & Storage (96)
- Green Home (345)
- Heating & Cooling (93)
- Insulation (70)
- Kitchens & Baths (347)
- Lawn & Garden (772)
- Painting & Finishing (220)
- Plumbing (122)
- Repairs & Installation (766)
- Roofing (57)
- Safety & Security (217)
- Tools & Hardware (262)
- Walls & Ceilings (144)
- Lawn & Garden
- Around the Yard (772)
- Ask Julie Answers (138)
- Julie's Blog (103)
- Animals & Wildlife (68)
- Cacti & Tropical Plants (19)
- Container Gardens (35)
- Diseases & Pests (97)
- Flowers (103)
- Fruits & Vegetables (73)
- Furniture & Accessories (33)
- Garden Sheds (10)
- Garden Tools (57)
- Gardening Basics (106)
- Herb Gardens (12)
- Houseplants (39)
- Irrigation & Watering (52)
- Landscaping & Design (129)
- Lawn Care (83)
- Lawn Mowers (19)
- Monthly To-Do Lists (12)
- Organic Gardening (42)
- Pools & Water Features (20)
- Soil & Fertilizer (82)
- Trees & Shrubs (107)
- Videos
- Top 50 Challenges (50)
- Ask Danny (70)
- Simple Solutions (274)
- Thinking Green (105)
- Full Episodes (119)
- Best New Products (115)
- Attics & Basements (31)
- Carpentry (105)
- Concrete & Masonry (50)
- Decks & Patios (65)
- Design & Decor (131)
- DIY Projects (56)
- Doors & Windows (104)
- Electrical & Lighting (91)
- Fencing (18)
- Financial (13)
- Flooring (75)
- Garage & Storage (76)
- Green Home (217)
- Heating & Cooling (44)
- Insulation (34)
- Kitchens & Baths (224)
- Lawn & Garden (290)
- Painting & Finishing (129)
- Plumbing (72)
- Repairs & Installation (448)
- Roofing (39)
- Safety & Security (110)
- Tools & Hardware (86)
- Walls & Ceilings (84)
- Special Episodes
- Contact
How to Start Seeds for Your Garden Indoors
By: Julie Day
Growing vegetables and flowers from seed is one of the most rewarding aspects of gardening. Starting from seeds has some definite advantages over buy plants, including:
- Less expensive
- More plant variety available
- Maximum control over growing conditions
- Increased control over planting time
- Gives head start on spring planting
Read on for some tips on how to start seeds indoors.
Read More: Next Page >>
Tags: , plant seeds, seeding, seedlings, seeds, start seedsPlease Leave a Comment
One Comment on “How to Start Seeds for Your Garden Indoors”
You can follow comments to this article by subscribing to the RSS news feed with your favorite feed reader.
We want to hear from you! In addition to posting comments on articles and videos, you can also send your comments and questions to us on our contact page or at (800) 946-4420. While we can't answer them all, we may use your question on our Homefront radio show, Today’s Homeowner TV show, or online at dannylipford.com.
You might also like
- Miracle-Gro Seed Starting Potting Mix
- When to Start Vegetable Seeds Indoors for Spring Planting
- How to Plant a Family Vegetable Garden
- Today’s Homeowner Office Vegetable Garden Rides Again!
- How to Get an Early Start on Your Spring Garden
- How to Grow Zinnias in Your Garden
- How to Grow Pomegranate Plants from Seed
- How to Test Seeds for Germination Before Planting
Today's Homeowner with Danny Lipford® is brought to you by:
Press Room | Advertise with Danny | Air Our Show | TV Station Support | Radio Station Support | Video Production | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Sitemap
TODAY'S HOMEOWNER and the TODAY'S HOMEOWNER logo are registered Trademarks owned by Time4 Media, Inc. Used under license. | Past Episodes of Today's Homeowner | Remodeling Contractor in Mobile, Alabama (AL) | Video Production in Mobile, Alabama (AL) |


















March 22nd, 2011 at 3:33 pm
I enjoyed the article, “How to start vegetable seeds indoors”. I have several fluorescent lights in my house that I thought I would use but you do mention that you need full-spectrum (daylight) bulbs. I take it, these bulbs are different that everyday fluorescent bulbs and to be effective the full-spectrum bulbs are necessary.
Thanks,
Tom McGibbon