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March 4, 2014
Starting seeds indoors can be difficult. But to get a jump on the season–especially with a winter like much of the US has experienced this year–starting seeds indoors is your best option to grow the vegetable varieties you want.
So if you’re getting ready to start your seeds indoors, read this blog post by Barbara Pleasant first. You can avoid some of the common problems.
