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Starting seeds indoors has several benefits: more varieties of plants to choose from, you know where your food is coming from, and you'll save money by purchasing seeds rather than grown plants. It also extends your gardening season by allowing plants and vegetables to grow for longer periods than your area's growing season typically permits, which will help diversify your harvest.