With spring just around the corner, you may want to start your seeds indoors. Here are some things you should know.

We tapped the professionals to learn more about when you can get this year's garden started, with consideration to your local ...

Starting your own ... soak hard- or thick-coated seeds for two to eight hours in room-temperature water. Examples are peas, fava beans, chard, squash, cucumbers, corn, and okra.

Many people start seeds indoors in late winter to have seedlings ready to plant in spring. But what about starting them outdoors, despite the cold?

The elements of the outdoors that allow plants to thrive – light, warmth, and water – can all be brought indoors with a little creativity and the right resources.

It's either time — or nearly time — to start seeds indoors for the upcoming growing season, depending on where you live. But what about starting them outdoors, despite the frozen ground ...