Starting seeds on the early side can lead to overgrown seedlings that won't transplant well. Starting seeds too early indoors results in leggy, stunted, rootbound, or otherwise stressed seedlings. If ...
This is the time of year when we gardeners start thinking about our gardens and perhaps starting a few plants inside to get a jump on the season. If you do decide to start some plants inside, there ...
When spring arrives, home gardeners across North America eagerly begin the process of starting seeds for their beloved vegetables, flowers, and herbs. It’s an exciting time filled with the promise of ...
NDSU horticulture expert Don Kinzler says now is the time to start seeds indoors for tomatoes and peppers, but warns against moving plants outside too early. Even with warmer weather, NDSU’s Don ...
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