The Benefits Of Pruning Your Blueberry Bushes In Summer (& How To Do It)
Summer might just be the right time to trim your blueberry bushes. We spoke to a garden designer about the benefits of summer pruning for better blueberries.
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This Stunning Yellow Flower Might Be Attracting Ants To Your Home & Garden
Ants are a pest wherever they go. If you're trying to control the presence of ants in your home and yard, reconsider planting this common yellow garden flower.
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What Is A Seed Sprouter And How Can It Benefit Your Garden?
A seed sprouter can provide tasty sprouts for your sandwiches and salads, but it might be beneficial for gardeners, too. Here's how you can use it.
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Companion Plants That Will Safeguard Your Rosemary Plants From Pests
If you're growing rosemary, the other plants you grow around it can actually protect it from pests or attract pollinators. Here are the plants that do that.
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Why You Should Mix Small Seeds With Sand Before Sowing
Teeny tiny seeds are difficult to plant evenly, because they are both difficult to handle and because they tend to get displaced. Here's a tip to help.
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12 Easy Vegetable Seeds To Grow To Add Flavor To Your Garden
If you're interested in growing an edible garden, there are luckily 12 easy-to-grow vegetable seeds to choose from if you're new to gardening.
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You Should Be Worried If You See This Weed Growing Near Your Crops
No gardener or farmer wants to see large, aggressive weeds trying to kill their crops. If you notice this one, these are the proper steps to get rid of it.
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Here's How Long It Might Take To Grow Onions From Seed & Tips For Success
If you're ready to grow onions from seed, you might wonder how long it will take compared to growing them from bulbs. Here's the answer, plus tips for success.
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The Beautiful Lemon Tree You Can Grow All Year Round With No Issue
This lemon tree can be grown not only outdoors but also indoors if you live in a colder climate. Here's how to grow it and keep it happy year round.
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The Best Way To Grow Mint Indoors For An Endless Supply Of Fresh Herbs
Growing mint indoors is perfect when you need something to add to meals, desserts, and mixed drinks. It's also extremely easy to grow, perfect for novices.
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Think Twice Before Using Coffee Grounds In The Soil Around Your Potatoes
Coffee grounds may seem like the nutrient boost your potatoes need, but that might not actually be true. Here's what you need to know.
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Here's The Trick To Germinate Peach Seeds Fast
Peach seeds can take an eternity to germinate since they usually need cold stratification to do so. Here's how to speed things up with the paper towel method.
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Our Gardening Expert Tells Us The Top 3 Companion Plants For Healthy Cucumbers
Growing cucumbers in your garden? Our gardening expert weighs in on which plants make the best companions to grow alongside cucumbers, and which to avoid.
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Keep Gardens & Flower Beds Weed-Free Without The Use Of Harmful Chemicals
Weedy gardens are no fun for anyone. Instead of pulling all those weeds by hand, you can prevent them from ever sprouting with one natural product.
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Common Issues You Might Face When Growing Cinnamon
Though it may seem fanciful or unusual, it's possible to grow your own cinnamon. Here are the pest and disease issues to watch out for if you do.
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How To Tell When It's Time To Harvest Lemon Cucumber Plants
Lemon cucumber plants may not be familiar to you now, but these round fruits could be the perfect addition to your garden. Here's how easy they are to harvest.
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Birds Can't Get Enough Of This Sparkling Shrub's Little Black Berries
There are many ways to make your yard and garden more inviting to birds, but many species love the berries offered by this easily maintained bush.
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Why You Should Consider Growing Cinnamon Indoors
Cinnamon trees boast a variety of perks, so if you're looking to add a new houseplant to the mix, here's why you should consider this fragrant option.
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Common Reasons Your Pepper Plant Is Wilting & What You Can Do About It
Are your pepper plants sad and droopy? These are the most common reasons why your garden's peppers are wilting (and how to fix the problem).
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How And When To Fertilize Growing Potatoes (& One Big Mistake To Avoid)
It seems like potatoes should be simple to grow -- and they are, but there's one key element that will result in a healthy or disappointing harvest.
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You Don't Need A Big Outdoor Space To Grow A Lemon Tree. Here's How To Do It Indoors
You don't need a vast orchard or year-round warm weather to grow lemons at home. Here's everything you need to know about growing a lemon tree indoors.
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Protect Plants From The Brutal Heat With This Smart Landscaping Tip
Sometimes the summer heat is overwhelming for your plants. By carefully planning your landscape or garden, you can help protect your sensitive plant babies.
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Why Fertilizer Could Cause A Problem For Growing Cucumbers
Fertilizer is essential for growing plants, but too much of a good thing can be dangerous - especially for your cucumbers, which suffer when over-fertilized.
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Save Money On Expensive Alliums By Collecting Their Seeds. Here's How
Did you know members of the allium family can be grown from seed, rather than from a bulb? Here's how, plus how to collect their seeds after they bloom.
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Essential Cucumber Plant Pruning Tips To Ensure Your Veggies Will Thrive
It's common knowledge that perennial plants need to be pruned, but did you know that trimming excess growth from cucumbers can help grow healthier plants?
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Try The Snail Rolling Technique To Give You Cucumber Seeds A Head Start
If you're worried about giving your cucumber seeds a proper head start, you may want to try this popular snail rolling technique. Here's what it's all about.
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Must-Know Tips For Growing Flourishing Peach Trees From A Humble Seed
Who doesn't want a juicy, beautiful peach tree in their backyard? Luckily, you can grow one from a seed. However, there are a few tips you need to follow.
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