Give your garden a head start by starting your seeds indoors. When your last frost date rolls around, you'll have seedlings ready for planting in the ground.

Starting seeds inside isn't hard -- so long as you know the basics. Here are 10 mistakes to avoid.

Dengarden. If you’ve planted orange, purple or golden carrots, few moments are more exciting than watching healthy carrot ...

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

Looking to make your own indoor seed starter system? Learn how to mix the best soil for starting seeds and learn the seed starting basics.

Last month, we learned where to start seeds and found that LED lighting is a great method. Today’s topic is what seeds to start when in Northeast Ohio and what to do if things go wrong.

Gardening jobs for the first week of March include starting seeds, planning to maximize this year's veggie-garden production, and tackling an end-of-winter onslaught of hairy bittercress weeds.

A Carrot Seed will set you back 10 Sheckles per seed, and it's single crop, meaning it can only be harvested once. Start by getting yourself 2 Carrot Seeds and placing them down in your garden.

Transplanting seeds- Germination rates depend on environmental factors which will also impact the seedling’s growth rate. Again, check the seed packet for recommendations on transplanting.

Carrot seeds are small and cheap. You can pick up a pack of seeds at the grocery for a few dollars and it will yield far more carrots than a few six-packs of carrot starts.