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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Stuffed Peppers Without Rice Recipe

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Fig Salad Recipe: Figs and Cantaloupe with Basil Dressing

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What to Do with Fresh Figs?

What to do with fresh figs? Well, you can eat them, of course. If you are growing figs in Virginia or anywhere else, one thing is clear: the harvest begins in late summer and continues into the fall. The abundance from one or two small fig trees is astonishing. Here’s what to do with fresh…

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