Seed Starting Resources

January 17, 2018 by Jeanne

I’ve put together this list of seed starting resources to help gardeners of all abilities. Are you new to gardening? Starting a garden for the first time, or just getting into starting a garden from seed?

Welcome! I’ve put together a list of all of the resources I’ve created on Home Garden Joy to help you get started on the fun adventure of starting a garden from seeds.

Seed Starting Resources

Starting Seeds Indoors: Heirloom Seeds

Are Organic Seeds Better

Choosing Garden Seeds

Seed Starting Basics

How to Read the Back of a Seed Package

How to Clean Seed Starting Trays

Seed Starting Mistakes and How to Fix Them

Best Light for Starting Seeds Indoors

How to Start Seeds

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