The Flavorful Companion You Should Plant With Basil For All Of Its Benefits
If you're looking to add basil to your edible garden this year, you should also consider planting this one particular edible companion plant.
Read MoreIf you're looking to add basil to your edible garden this year, you should also consider planting this one particular edible companion plant.
Read MoreSome tropical trees offer more than warm-weather aesthetics. This tree also features aromatic blooms and tasty fruits, adding the perfect touch to your patio.
Read MoreZucchini plants thrive differently in ground vs. pots. Find out which option suits your space and plant type for a bumper crop with less effort.
Read MoreTomatoes are pretty easy to grow, but they are prone to destructive pests and disease. Aphids, whiteflies, and fungal issues can be resolved with one product.
Read MoreStrawberry plants are a yummy addition to any garden. But what if we told you that you could have more than one harvest per year? Here's what to look for.
Read MoreAs their name suggests, microgreens don't take up much space. In fact, you can modify food tins and use them as vessels for growing the diminutive plants.
Read MoreEggplants are easy to grow, but they can also be a little finicky. Watch out for these signs that your eggplant is dying and learn how to fix the problem.
Read MoreGrowing from seed can be more cost-effective and rewarding than buying a plant or propagating, but it isn't the best choice for these crops.
Read MoreIf you're growing cucumbers, a trellis can provide a number of benefits. And don't worry, you don't need to spend a lot of money to get one built.
Read MoreChoosing the right flowers to complement sage doesn’t have to be a challenge. Instead, discover two perfect pairings that will enhance your garden’s beauty.
Read MoreEven if you have limited room outdoors, there are still plenty of tomato varieties that will not only grow but also thrive in a compact space.
Read MoreLooking for some low-maintenance edibles you can grow in your garden? Some vegetables can tolerate drought, and some even prefer dry growing conditions.
Read MoreYou can have flourishing strawberry plants even in a container garden. This particular variety thrives in small spaces, producing lots of fruit.
Read MoreVegetables need water to grow, but the correct watering regimen is often more nuanced than just giving them a good soak. Follow these tips for the most success.
Read MoreBasil plants might become leggy if grown in the wrong conditions. Here's how to stop basil from getting leggy and save your herb before it's too late.
Read MoreLavender is a beautiful and fragrant flowering plant to grow in the garden. For great results, consider planting this delicious fruit alongside your lavender.
Read MoreCreate your very own year-round supply of aromatic, customizable herbal tea blends by setting up a simple raised bed herb garden right at home.
Read MoreIf you want a delicious harvest of sweet potatoes in the summer or fall, consider planting this tasty spring companion plant in your garden.
Read MoreBlack and red raspberries are great to look at and even better to eat. Unfortunately, growing them in the same patch is a recipe for disaster.
Read MoreIt's pretty simple to grow basil, whether you've got a green thumb or not. While there are many companion plants you can grow with it, here's one to avoid.
Read MoreCoffee grounds are a beneficial soil additive for plenty of different plants, but they carry an extra benefit for one vegetable in particular.
Read MoreBirds can be a beautiful addition to your garden, until them help themselves to your crops. But is a rubber snake the solution to this pesky problem?
Read MoreHerb plants offer many benefits: enticing pollinators, repelling pests, and offering diverse flavors. This herb checks all the boxes and does well in the shade.
Read MoreThe beauty of propagating plants is their ease: Drop cuttings in a jar of water and grow. But they'll look far more charming with this DIY decorating hack.
Read MoreCompanion planting has many benefits, but if you want your okra plants to flourish and produce abundant harvests, keep them away from these nine neighbors.
Read MoreA vegetable garden is a great to have, but that doesn't mean all of your crops should be grown from seed. Here are the ones simply not worth starting as seeds.
Read MoreGardeners looking for a larger harvest might consider this space-saving hack. Here's what to do and how it works to multiply the growth in your garden.
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