INDIANAPOLIS — Every Sunday, Pat Sullivan from Sullivan Hardware and Garden gives us great advice for do-it-yourself home improvements.
This Sunday on 13Sunrise, he talks about planting seeds inside that you can later transplant into your garden.
The slight warm-up we've been having may make you eager for spring garden, but it's not quite time to plant outside yet.
If you want to get ahead and start planting, Sullivan says you should plant your seeds indoors about 8-10 weeks before you take them outside.
Some easy plants that you can start early include tomatoes and flowers like zinnias and marigolds.
Some things you'll need: Dixie cups/paper pots or a seed-starting tray, seed-starting soil or potting mix, a spray bottle to mist the soil and south facing window or lightbulbs.
Click the video player above to learn more.