Starting your veggie patch from seedlings may seem like a smart way to get the plants growing and maturing faster. But it won't work for this common vegetable.
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Pumpkins, perfect for fall décor and delicious holiday pies. If you're worried you missed the window to plant some, June is the best time for Illinois locals.
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Dill is a cool-season herb that responds to high temperatures by going to seed and losing flavor. Keep it from bolting by growing it next to this companion.
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Companion planting is a great way to take full advantage of your space and ensure your crops are healthy. Pair these plants with cucumber and reap the benefits.
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Pets have a habit of putting their paws and mouths where they're not welcome, so if you're growing herbs, it's essential to learn which may be toxic to them.
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According to an expert, you don't want to purchase seedlings of this leafy vegetable to plant in your garden. Here's why there's a better alternative.
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Knowing the difference between common edible plants and poisonous counterparts that look just like them can spare you some serious health problems.
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Plum trees are relatively low maintenance as far as fruit trees go, but pruning is vital for their health. Here's when and how to prune your plum trees.
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If any of your tomato plants are dying, all hope is not lost (at least not yet!). Try one of these revitalizing methods to bring your plant back to life.
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Looking to add a tomato variety to your garden that's both tasty and easy to grow? You may want to consider this particular type of cherry tomato.
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Give your potted plants a fun makeover. Chalk paint can transform their look, adding a unique charm to your home decor while showcasing your greenery.
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Part of the mint family, this herb has a pleasant, citrusy fragrance and adds plenty of visual interest thanks to its unique foliage. It thrives in containers.
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Help your tomatoes thrive by planting this companion herb. It attracts pollinators to help disperse pollen from the tomato's anthers to the stigma.
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While basil plants are relatively low-maintenance, you can ensure they continue to flourish by periodically cutting them in this one particular spot.
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Maintaining a lush, green lawn can be difficult, especially if you live in an area that's hot and dry. This lavender variety, however, might provide a solution.
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Skip the expensive herb planters at the store. With this easy hack, you can turn an old drawer into an herb garden for a creative options.
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Swiss chard is typically grown as a crop, but it offers a great deal of visual interest, too — especially if you pair it with the right ornamental plants.
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Filling your garden with plants that thrive with little help is the key to having fresh herbs every year. Consider adding this herb that replants itself.
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Looking for minimum effort, maximum reward in your yard? Plant these perennial vegetables that will keep coming back year after year with new harvests.
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It's not too late to plant for spring. These fast-growing veggies can be planted in June for an easy and speedy harvest so you can still get growing.
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Unfortunately, your apple and peach trees can attract all sorts of pests that can cause major damage, but you can shake things up with this one simple solution.
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Starting sweet potatoes indoors is an easy way to get a head start on your garden before the end of winter, but is using water or soil better?
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Did you know the tomato cages that everyone uses aren't the best option? Explore the downsides of tomato cages and healthier support alternatives.
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Borage can act as an excellent companion to many different plants in the garden, but it's an especially great choice when paired with cucumbers.
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If you want your tomato plants to be as productive as possible, give the "tickle" trick a shot. The plants will reward you with more substantial harvests.
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If you like to grow mint, try this hack that uses items you already have in your yard to help your mint plants grow in a tall, rounded shape.
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Bacterial infections can spell the end for your tomato plants and can quickly spread, so if you notice any symptoms, it's important to take action immediately.
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