Starting your first garden can feel like a big step, but the rewards are immeasurable. There’s a unique joy in watching a tiny seed sprout and grow into a beautiful flower or a delicious vegetable, ...

Spinach growing time lapse: this spinach is short-term and easy to grow in a small container. The seed was planted directly into the 5-inch pot filled with potting mix. It spouted on day 3 and were ...

“This is a slow-growing annual, so starting them in February gives them time to mature,” Bunting says. You can find this ...

Gather flower and vegetable seeds, milk jugs or two-liter soda bottles, duct tape, a quality potting mix and a weatherproof marker. Check the seed packet for information on planting details and timing ...

From sunflowers to California poppies, here are some picks for seeds to start sowing in February to ensure a bountiful summer garden.

Time-lapse video of growing a lettuce plant from a seed to flowers. A lettuce seed was sown in a container indoors. A week later, a seedling came up and quickly developed its first leaves. The plant ...

Some cut flower plants don't thrive when transplanted and they prefer their seeds be sown outdoors, directly into the garden without being moved.

Get ahead of the game by sowing these flower seeds now and fill your garden with colourful and longer-flowering blooms early ...

Fold the bottom of the paper towel over the line of seeds and then gently roll it up and place it inside of a plastic bag.

Most herbs take between a week and one month to germinate, which makes them some of the first you should start among other ...

One way to isolate seed-saving plants is to grow them in containers away from other garden plants, such as these four ...

However, you can still grow in a greenhouse. February is the perfect time to get started on late spring transplants, and it’s also a good time to grow quick-maturing crops for the early spring market.