Hi there, Byron -- do you really think we can fool those critters which Nature has taught to survive all these millenia...? I'll try what you are suggesting, which is to plant cheap radish seeds around the good radish seeds, in the hopes of protecting the good ones, and we shall see what happens. I am dilligently saving our coffee grounds to mix in with the soil under and around the radishes -- maybe something will work. About your indoor seedlings: every winter I grow annual cuttings under grow lights -- coleus, about 7 varieties; geraniums, one very striking exotic variety; a few begonias, and over a dozen of my pets, the hoya carnosa "Shooting Stars" which I specialize in. The plants flourish and grow and grow and grow, until I am tearing my hair out to find space for them! Guess there are about 100 of 'em right now. There's room on my sunny kitchen windowsill, but that means that every single night when I close the blinds, I have to remove all the plants to safe keeping, and bring them back in the morning. That got too tedious so I stopped it. I have some on top of the refrigerator, since there is a double fluorescent overhead which I can leave on for hours. I have 7 of the hoya in a tight circle under a lamp on the desk in my computer room. That light stays on for 10 hours, and even tho it's only one bulb, the plants are really growing! In your case, I don't understand why you would need to start the plants in 1 gallon pots. Seems way too large. And that's part of your problem, of course. I can't see you starting all 150 with that much snow hanging around. Or are they all growing already...??? Then you will have to use your windowsills -- and switch the plants around once a week to give them all a chance at the best light until planting time. Room on top of the fridge..? Can you put up a picnic table in some sunny exposure, and leave the blinds up..? Hope it warms up soon ...... Penny, NY zone 6 . . . ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.