Starting your very first vegetable garden can feel both exciting and overwhelming. You’ve bought your seeds, you’ve got a patch of soil or a few containers ready—but now what? How deep do you plant ...

Related: The 11 Best Seed Starting Trays to Help Kickstart Your Garden Gather supplies. Seed. Soil. Water. Light. That’s all you need to start your own veggies indoors.Use a good quality sterile ...

Fall's milder temperatures bring out the best flavors in home vegetable gardens. Insects and disease are less bothersome. And we can grow warm- and cool-season crops. Warm-season vegetables are ...

Here are 7 vegetables to sow from seed this May. Skip to main content. ... says one benefit of growing seeds over plants is the cost saving. ... Thinning them out to 3 inches apart is a good guide.

There’s a guide that helps you find the right type and time to do it. “We are at the height of planting our spring vegetable garden and a couple of things,” said Jayla Fry with Texas A&M ...

Your veggie garden might look a little sad as summer draws to a close, but there's hope: Now's the time to plant second-season vegetables. There are plenty of varieties that not only prefer milder ...

These hardy seeds can tolerate – and even prefer – cooler temperatures, meaning that you can begin planting lettuce seeds indoors in conditions between 50 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit.

Vegetable seeds vary in how long they remain viable in storage. Use this chart as a guide to help you decide if your seeds are still OK to plant.