Seed starting pots are typically pretty affordable, but why spend money on something you can easily make for free? Grab some cardboard and start DIYing.

Starting seedlings indoors in starter pots is an excellent way to improve a plant's chances for success. Use this simple DIY to make the process even easier.

CORVALLIS — While you’re battling the winter blues, make your own seed-starting mix and plan for the gardening days ahead. Home gardeners can start vegetable and flower seedlings indoors from ...

You can even make seed pots from sheets of newspaper. Much of today’s newsprint uses soy-based ink, which is generally considered non-toxic, suitable even for starting edibles.

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You can even make seed pots from sheets of newspaper. Much of today’s newsprint uses soy-based ink, which is generally considered nontoxic, suitable even for starting edibles.

Starting seeds at home is a wonderful annual ritual. Here are four things to do before starting your seedlings indoors this winter.

Starting seeds too soon results in seedlings that stay too long in their pots. They can become leggy and rootbound and more likely to exhibit stunted growth and poor health when finally transplanted.

You can even make seed pots from sheets of newspaper. Much of today’s newsprint uses soy-based ink, which is generally considered non-toxic, suitable even for starting edibles.