Starting seeds indoors to transplant to your garden later is fun and simple – remember those marigolds you grew in milk cartons in first grade? It’s also a great way to scratch that gardening itch while waiting for spring to arrive and the danger of frost to pass.
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There are many different methods. But basically you need the right seed and potting mix and the right combination of water, heat and light – all of which may require some experimentation (which is part of the fun).

Petunias, marigolds, snapdragons, spinach, lettuces, cauliflower, broccoli and cabbage are some of the most popular seeds for starting early indoors.

- Stephanie Barrow,

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