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This morning’s article: It’s time to start vegetable seedlings indoors

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Although most of the vegetable garden is still months away from planting time, gardeners can begin enjoying the season now by starting their own seeds.

Plants that require a long growing season, like tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, melons and winter squash, can get a jump start indoors on a sunny windowsill.

Plants like lettuce, cabbage, broccoli and basil don’t need a long growing season, but these, too, can be started indoors to make harvest time earlier.

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Karen Hager has been writing our "Down to Earth" gardening column since May 2011.

She is an avid gardener whose passion for the hobby was cultivated by her mother. Karen is now passing on that love to her young son and grows vegetables and flowers for her family of three. She encourages experimenting and sharing.

Her column runs every other Saturday in the Extra section.

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