Seed-starting mix is popular among gardeners who enjoy starting their plants from seed. Learn if it's absolutely necessary and what you can use instead.

When the mix reaches 180 degrees, cook for an additional 30 minutes. Avoid overheating it, as the structure of the soil may be damaged, rendering it useless as a seedling soil ingredient.

Spring is coming, and for many homeowners, that means one thing—gardening season. If you’ve been wanting a more relaxed approach to planting, Ferry-Morse’s new seed mixes make it easy.

Did this citizen scientist develop the perfect, chemical-free lawn? Jackson Madnick suspected lawn chemicals contributed to his cat’s death. So he developed a seed mix that can thrive naturally.

You are looking at seed mixes of what I call meadow-in-a-can wildflowers. These mixes contain mostly annual seeds of flowers native to Western regions of the U.S. and some species native to Europe.

Almost any of the sun-and-shade grass seed mixes will work. If you have a lot of sun on your spotty lawn, the sun-loving types of grass will flourish.

Forget plastic seed trays and root-bound seedlings. Soil blocking is a revered, time-tested method that produces the healthiest seedlings. Here's how to make soil blocks.

Whereas seed mixes provide fiber, antioxidants, and omega-3s, aiding digestion and reducing inflammation. But the question of concern is, which one offers better nutritional benefits.

Annual flowering seed mixes are often grown in gardens and parks, but the flowers included may not be the most pollinator-friendly. New research in Plants, People, Planet reveals plant species ...

Annual flowering seed mixes are often grown in gardens and parks, but the flowers included may not be the most pollinator-friendly. New research in Plants, People, Planet reveals plant species ...