This comprehensive guide breaks down exactly when and how to start your seeds indoors, especially in Zone 5, with a detailed timeline for different vegetables and flowers.

When to Start Seeds Indoors Timing to start seeds depends on what you're growing and what USDA gardening zone you live in. Your zone will give you the approximate date to plant outdoors in your area.

New gardeners will appreciate that the system tells you when to add nutrients and the guide for how to transplant your herbs if you're looking to start herbs indoors and then plant them outdoors.

Dates to start vegetable and flower seeds indoors Gardening columnist Don Kinzler shares advice with readers on when to begin planting seeds for a wide variety of plants.

Knowing when to start seeds indoors ensures your favorite flowers and veggies will be ready to plant outdoors when spring arrives.

Gardening How to cultivate success by starting your plants indoors Ask the Gardener offers tips on lighting, the proper soil mix, and watering. Reusing seed trays, or even old takeout containers ...

Plant expert Reena Gardner shared essential tips for growing herbs and vegetables indoors for beginner gardeners. She recommends understanding how much water and light your plants need, watering ...

Get started on your spring garden with this checklist for March. In the Mohawk Valley, plan and start seeds indoors to get a jump on the season.

Gardening: All you need are the right seeds, the proper soil and adequate light — and a tip-off as to when to start them.

From avoiding pests to proper flower nutrition, OSU's David Hillock has the advice you need to bring your cut flowers inside.

First, starting vegetables, herbs, or flowers from seed is more cost-effective compared to buying young seedlings. The yield is also higher when starting seeds indoors.

How to cultivate success by starting your plants indoors Ask the Gardener offers tips on lighting, the proper soil mix, and watering ...