Want a vibrant garden without breaking the bank? You can start these 13 flowers from seed and skip on buying the costlier nursey-grown young plants.

Plant cosmos seeds into trays filled with seed compost, sowing the long and thin seeds only an eighth of an inch deep in the soil and covering them with more soil or vermiculite. Keep the soil ...

Get in the garden this month and start sowing these 3 flower seeds for a beautiful summer display. Skip to main content. Open menu Close menu. Tom's Guide. Search. Search Tom's Guide.

While spring is the main time for sowing new seeds, these flowers are all well-suited to July planting and should begin to flower before the summer is up. Skip to main content.

Save money and indoor space used for starting seeds indoors with winter sowing. This easy technique allows you to start transplants from seeds outdoors without a greenhouse or cold frame.

September isn’t the end of gardening season: Outside, we're sowing flowers for next year, and winter vegetables for this year. Inside, get your hydroponic starts growing so you'll have crops ...

Sedum, cone flower, joe-pye weed, black-eyed Susan and cardinal flower host leaf-eating caterpillars in spring, nectar-seeking butterflies and bees in summer and seeds for eager finches in winter.

Spring gardening for many gardeners begins with sowing seeds into seed trays for germination, followed by transplanting starts into flower beds or vegetable gardens.

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

Among flower seeds, the shortest-lived are delphinium, aster, candytuft and phlox. Packets of alyssum, Shasta daisy, calendula, sweet peas, poppies, and marigold can be reused for five or 10 years ...