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&lt;p>Every bountiful autumn pantry, whether lined with sparkling jars of home-canned marinara sauce or stocked with vacuum-sealed bags of sweet corn, begins months earlier with a handful of tiny dry seeds. For passionate gardeners and homesteaders, starting seeds indoors late in winter is one of the most rewarding rituals of the entire agricultural year.&lt;/p></description></item></channel></rss>