With the right planning, you can start seedlings indoors for hardier plants in the garden. Learn how to germinate seeds quickly, with instructions for seed starting mix and DIY paper pots to get ...

Before you toss out those leftover scraps of packing paper, try reusing them to create biodegradable pots. Your seedlings will thank you for this simple DIY.

Start seeds in "green" pots made from newspapers Kiley Cruse/The World-Herald I get some of my most creative ideas while working in my garden. Like using origami paper folding techniques to make seed ...

With so many different products on the market, seed starting can seem like an expensive business. But really, all you need is a packet of seeds, a bag of potting mix, and a few containers to grow in.

Packaging materials, both natural and manmade, can be given a second life in gardening projects. During springtime – seed starting time – items destined for the trash can be put to good use. Egg ...

Winter is slowly fading away and soon snows will melt and it will be time to plant our gardens. If you prefer to start plants from seed consider making easy seed starter pots from cardboard toilet ...

Make simple paper pots and fill each halfway up with soil. Write the tomato variety on the outside so you don’t forget! 2. Gently lift out seedlings using a pencil to help push up the roots and by ...

You can make your own growing pots for seedlings out of newspaper. This will help to get those veggies growing early. As an alternative to expensive peat pots or plastic containers, try this idea ...

That saying, “April showers bring May flowers” probably wasn’t written with Spokane in mind. Sure, some bulbs, flowering trees and perennials are blooming, or will be in the next few weeks. But with ...

If you want to get rid of pests and boost your soil health, they have no place in your bins.

Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. JANE EDMANSON: If you like growing your own seeds and cuttings by propagation, here's a nifty little ...