The Retro Garden Trick That Claims You'll Have A More Bountiful Carrot Harvest
Having trouble growing carrots from seed? It could be you're not planting them correctly, but this old school gardening hack can help your next crop.
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How Much Should You Upgrade Your Garden As A Renter?
Gardening in rentals is challenging. Often, you're unsure how long you'll stay or what changes you can make. Knowing a few general guidelines can help you plan.
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12 Simple Soil Additions That Will Help These Common Herbs Thrive
These tips and tricks are simple and easy to follow, which will help keep your herb garden bright, aromatic, and ready to use in your cooking.
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20 Varieties Of Plants You Can Grow In The Shade Of A Covered Patio
Plants brighten up any space, but if you've got a shady patio, it might be hard to find plants that can thrive. Luckily, we're here to help you out.
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The Popular Fruit Tree You Should Be Pruning In December For Healthier, Tastier Results
Prune in winter to get the most out of the investment of time and money you put into this fall-fruiting tree — that is, lots of tasty treats at harvest time.
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20 Of The Most Overlooked Garden Plants
Bored of the same old peonies and hostas? There are thousands of beautiful yet forgotten plants out there that add color, texture, and variety to gardens.
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Always Keep Your Rice Water. Here Are The Plants That Love It
Rice water is a great fertilizer, packed with starch and nutrients. Not all plants love it, though, so it's important to only use it in some cases.
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Meet The Drought-Tolerant Crop You'll Want To Add To Your Garden
If you live in a dry climate, you may have trouble keeping vegetables alive. Give this prolific producer a try -- it thrives in dry and humid conditions alike.
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The Popular Herb You Should Avoid Planting Near Your Cucumbers
Just because two crops are delicious, it doesn't mean that they should be planted near each other. Such is the case with cumbers and this drought-tolerant herb.
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9 Compact Cherry Tree Varieties That Will Thrive In Your Small Garden
Figuring out which cherry tree to plant in your smaller garden shouldn't be a chore, so we've compiled a list of perfect plants to get you started.
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How To Propagate Lemon Balm To Grow More Herbs In Your Garden
Lemon balm is a great herb to use in tea and other culinary creations. It can be easily propagated through a handful of easy-to-do methods.
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The Fragrant Herb That Can Add Holiday Cheer To Your Kitchen
To add a bit of festive cheer to your kitchen this season, why not give this clever Christmas tree alternative a try? It would also make a lovely gift!
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The Delicious Fruit You Can Plant In The Winter For A Tasty Harvest Come Summer
Just because it’s cold outside doesn’t mean you can't work in your garden. In fact, planting this early often results in more fruit production come summer.
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The One Thing You Should Always Check Before Using Straw Mulch In Your Garden
Straw mulch is great for gardens. It locks in moisture, smothers weeds, and feeds plants. But it might also cause one of the problems you're using it to combat.
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Our Expert Gardener Answers How A Dwarf Apple Tree Compares To Standard Varieties
Having delicious apples right in your back yard is a treat. Our Master gardener will help you decide to go for a dwarf apple tree or standard variety.
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What Is The Best Parsley Variety In A Kitchen Garden?
If you want to add some flavor to your indoor kitchen garden, you'll need the right kind of plants. Here's what our in-house Master Gardener recommends.
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Does This Ancient Winter Root Cellar Trick Really Preserve Your Homegrown Vegetables?
Preserving homegrown vegetables over the winter is a great way to eat sustainably. So, does this ancient winter root cellar trick really keep produce fresh?
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The Easy Way To Propagate A Bay Leaf Plant For An Endless Harvest
Bay leaves are aromatic herbs that can add flavor to soups, stews, and teas. Instead of buying them from the store, why not propagate them yourself? Here's how.
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Two Simple Ways To Test Your Soil Before Planting
These DIY tests uncover your soil's texture and drainage rate. Then you'll know which plants will grow best in your garden and if you need to amend the soil.
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Get Your Garlic Garden Started This Winter Using Only A Bowl Of Water
Starting garlic indoors doesn’t have to wait for spring, and a simple water setup can give cloves an early boost before they’re ready for outdoor planting.
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16 Plants To Avoid Growing Next To Your Blueberries At All Costs
There are many excellent companions for blueberries, but plants that take up too much space or need more alkaline soils aren't a good match.
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Easily Propagate Parsley For A Fuller Herb Garden With This Easy Method
People once believed that only witches and pregnant women could grow parsley, but luckily, parsley is easy for anyone to propagate. Here's how.
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The Planting Tip That Can Help Your Ginger Plant Grow Faster
Even if your summer season isn't particularly long, you can grow ginger if you follow this easy planting tip to give your plant a head start.
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How To Harvest Prickly Pear Fruit From A Cactus
Prickly pear fruit is edible, and tasty at that! However, it's covered in dangerous spines, so you need to know the harvesting methods to avoid getting spiked.
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How To Propagate Oregano Indoors For Bountiful Year-Round Harvests
There are many ways to propagate oregano indoors, for herbs at the ready year round, but these two methods produce the best and most flavorful results.
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How To Grow And Care For Aloe Vera Plants Outdoors
Aloe vera plants can thrive in outdoor gardens once they have the right growing conditions like warmth, protection for harsh sunlight, and well-draining soil.
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14 Fruits And Vegetables You Can Grow In Glass Jars
You might be surprised at how many fruits and veggies you can grow in your kitchen using nothing more than mason jars. Just remember to refresh the water often.
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