How To DIY An Indoor Hydroponic Garden Using Empty Plastic Bottles
Ever wanted to try your hand at hydroponics? All you need to get started are some gallon-sized plastic bottles, some small plastic cups, and vegetable seeds.
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How To Prevent Squash Bugs From Overwintering In Your Garden Soil
Squash bugs will readily overwinter in your garden if they're expecting another vegetable harvest come spring. Here's how to make them leave.
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The Best Fruit Tree To Grow In The Winter
Bundle up for some cold-weather gardening: Winter is a great time to plant this fruit tree, as a prolonged chill period is needed to maximize production.
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The Essential Garden Task That Protects Your Cherry Tree In Cold Winter Temps
With winter weather approaching, don't leave your cherry trees unprotected. Make sure you take care of this task to help cherry trees survive frosty nights.
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10 Best Plants To Grow Next To Lima Beans (And 3 To Avoid)
From flowers to food crops, discover the plants that do well growing alongside these legumes, plus three that are best left in the garden shed.
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15 Annuals To Plant Before Cold Weather Rolls In
There's still time to plant a few annuals in your garden before the weather gets too cold, including cold-hardy varieties of vegetables, herbs, and flowers.
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10 Veggies You Can Easily Propagate From Cuttings In The Winter
Most vegetables are traditionally grown from seed, but there are some varieties that you can actually propagate from cuttings or scraps that often get tossed.
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The Best Edible Flowers You Should Start Planting In Your Garden
Flower gardens aren't just for beauty, bees, and butterflies. They can also be for enhancing the look and flavor of your food, so check out these tasty blooms.
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10 Winter Storage Mistakes That Are Hurting Your Bulb's Chance Of Success In Spring
Some bulbs don't do well in winter weather. Ensure they make it through to spring by digging them up and avoiding these common storage problems.
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The Best Tomato Variety To Grow In A Jar
Growing tomatoes indoors is possible with a compact setup, but choosing the right variety and understanding its light and water needs makes all the difference.
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12 Vegetables You Can Plant In November For Crops Through Winter
Even though the weather might be getting colder, there are quite a few varieties of vegetables you can plant in November if you want a winter harvest.
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13 Winter Vegetables To Grow In Your Temperate Edible Garden
Some vegetables thrive in winter, giving you produce throughout the season — you just need to know the correct varieties to grow, as well as these expert tips.
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It's Not Too Late - Plant This Fruit Bush In November For Delicious Berries In Summer
November is the perfect time to add a bit more variety to your garden, in the form of shrubs and trees. Here's a productive fruit bush to plant right now.
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10 Smart Ways To Repurpose Jars For Your Plants And Garden In The Winter
While you might not be thinking about anything plant-related in winter, these jar repurposing tips could allow you to keep exercising your green thumb.
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One Of The Easiest Vegetables To Grow Indoors Is A Common, Delicious Green
Craving fresh greens? One delicious veggie thrives indoors — and it’s probably on your grocery list right now. Here’s how to grow it right on your windowsill.
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How To Grow Arugula Indoors For Delicious Harvests Year-Round
Arugula is an easy-to-grow vegetable that can thrive in an indoor container garden. It just needs the right temperature, sunlight, soil, and water conditions.
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Is It Better To Plant Blueberries In The Ground Or In Pots? Here's The Best Method
Blueberries are a rewarding bush to grow, but ensuring a good harvest comes down to the right growing conditions. Choose wisely between in-ground or pots.
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12 Herbs You Can Easily Propagate From Cuttings In The Winter
Winter means death for many different plants, but if you take some cuttings from these herbs, you can propagate them indoors during the chilly season.
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Yes, You Can Grow A Pistachio Tree In A Container - But There's A Catch
Pistachio trees can thrive when planted in containers, but it's important to consider the fact that this likely won't be a permanent planting situation.
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The Fragrant Herb That Can Help Your Potted Blueberries Flourish
Companion plants are a gardener's friend, helping in several ways to protect and enhance their neighbours, and this sweet-scented herb is the perfect example.
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How To Grow Ginger Indoors For Year-Round Harvests
While ginger can only be grown outdoors in tropical climates, it's easy to grow indoors with the right setup. Learn to plant and care for homegrown ginger.
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The Raspberry Bush Training Tip To Keep In Mind For A Stronger Plant
Raspberry plants are vigorous growers -- sometimes a little too vigorous! To keep them healthy and improve your harvest, here's an easy training option.
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The Winter Gardening Trick That Makes Propagating A Blueberry Bush A Breeze
You may know that blueberries can be cut and propagated in spring or summer, but there's another method that allows you to multiply your blueberries in winter.
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How To Grow Basil Indoors So You Can Enjoy It All Year Long
Is it us, or does homegrown basil just taste better? With the right soil, sunlight, and water, you can always have this popular herb at the ready.
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How To Successfully Grow Asparagus In Your Container Garden
Asparagus is a perennial vegetable that produces a harvest for over a decade when properly cared for. It just needs the right sunlight, water, soil, and pruning.
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The Leafy Green You Should Harvest After The First Frost For Better Flavor
Don't let the first drop in temperature deter you. When you wait until after the first frost to harvest this cold-hardy vegetable, it turns out sweeter.
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The Viney Garden Plant You Can Enjoy Year Round By Growing Indoors
Most edible garden plants grow best outdoors, but this classic vine can bring greenery to your home -- and add a healthy crunch to your plate, if all goes well.
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