| Posting here because the other topics don't seem to get much action... And, even after many yars of gardening, I am still new to it.
I am at the tail end of seed-starting for the year. I still have several packets of seeds that I have put off because their small size intimidates me. However, because we have such a short growing season in Chicago, I want to get the most bang for the season.
I have only really ever planted seeds indoors that are big enough to be handled, germintated in baggies and potted with my fingers. Some of the seeds I have left are just little fly-specks.
Which of these are worth starting indoors? Which should be sown directly into the ground outdoors? Any special instructions would also be helpful.
Shasta Daisy
Columbine
Cosmos
Pansy
Aubrieta
Aster
Alyssum
Nemophila
Lavendar (true)
Lupine
Basil
Dill
Oregano
Rosemary
Thanks!! | 
