Cooperative Extension horticulturist Amy Ivy has shared the how-tos of starting seeds at home over the last few weeks, including tips on equipment, timing, and techniques. Today, seeds finally take the stage, and buying seeds means ordering from a seed catalog.The first questions is, which one? Catalogs are many and various. Some come with glossy pictures of fantastic looking harvests. Maybe too good to be true? Amy says she looks for catalogs that offer lots of information about the variety and how best to grow it, along with the pictures. [full story]