Tips For Transplanting Fruit Trees In Late Summer, From Our Orchardist
We follow planting rules as often as we can, but sometimes, it's not feasible. If you need to transplant fruit trees before fall, here's our tips for doing so.
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17 Ways To Grow Delicious Tomatoes Without A Backyard
Don't let your limited space keep you from growing tomatoes. Even those who don't have a backyard can grow delicious produce with these 17 unique ideas.
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Tips To Deal With An Overwatered Veggie Garden After A Rainy Day
You may have no control over the amount of rain mother nature sends you, but there are some steps you can take to prevent damage to your vegetables.
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The Popular Herb You Should Consider Planting Near Your Lemon Tree In The Garden
If you want your lemon tree to thrive and produce as many juicy, big fruits as possible, there's a companion plant (and popular herb) you may want to consider.
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How To Grow Sweet, Seedless Grapes In Your Backyard
When you think of a grape vineyard, you likely imagine a huge winery production. But you can grow regular, seedless table grapes right in your own backyard.
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The Essential Role Of Hydrogen Peroxide In Hydroponic Gardening
You may already know that you can use hydrogen peroxide in the garden, but it plays an especially essential role if you're growing hydroponic plants.
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TikTok Is In Love With This Easy-To-Grow Plant (And All Of Its Benefits)
Thanks to TikTok, the most iconic plant of many of our childhoods' is having a major comeback. Try raising this beginner-friendly plant with countless benefits.
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Fertilize Your Garden With A Common Leftover Ingredient From Your Kitchen
Could your plants use a little boost? This leftover kitchen scrap can be made into a liquid fertilizer for your garden. Here's how to do it.
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The Hydrogen Peroxide Hack People Use When Growing Fruit Trees (& Should You Try It?)
A good gardening hack is cheap, effective, and easy to apply. So, how does this one with hydrogen peroxide applied to fruit trees hold up? Let's find out.
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Why Planting Cucumbers & Peas Together Are A Match Made In Vegetable Heaven
Peas and carrots may go together on the plate, but in the garden, peas prefer a different companion plant: cucumbers. Learn the fascinating reasons why.
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Why Do People Water Seeds With Warm Water & Should You Try It?
Should your new seeds be watered with warm water? We spoke to House Digest master gardener Tiffany Selvey to find out if this gardening hack actually works.
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Can You Keep Your Yard Ant-Free By Growing This Popular Vegetable?
Many gardeners are always on the hunt for ways to deter ants without having to spray chemical pesticides around their yard. Will growing this vegetable help?
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Start An Entire Garden With The Help Of Repurposed Milk Cartons
These days, gardening and growing edible plants isn't all that difficult. Learn how to create a hydroponic garden from milk cartons and other supplies here.
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The Popular Fruits You Should Keep Far Away From Basil In The Garden
As a popular garden herb, basil usually plays well with others, but even this plant has some limitations. Here are the fruit plants to keep basil away from.
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The Coffee Ground Spray People Use To Get Rid Of Squash Bugs (But Is It The Best?)
Squash bugs attack edible garden favorites such as pumpkins and zucchini. Many plant lovers use a coffee ground spray to deter them. Here's how effective it is.
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How To Propagate Your Cinnamon Tree (& The Best Time To Do It)
If you already have a cinnamon tree or know someone who does, you can propagate it for another one. However, make sure you start the process at the right time.
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How Often To Fertilize Tomato Plants Depending On Growth Stages
With tomato season in full swing, you might wonder about the right time to fertilize your red garden jewels. We spoke to a gardening expert to find the answer.
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Are Eggshells The Solution To Blossom End Rot In Pumpkins? Here's How To Tell
Blossom end rot can be devastating for pumpkins and if your soil doesn't have the right nutrients, you may have this problem. Can eggshells help?
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Is It Possible To Grow Your Own Coffee For A Bold Cup Of Joe?
While going to a local coffee shop is easy, true aficionados might be tempted to grow their own beans. While it’s doable, be ready for a long journey.
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The Mulching Trick That Attracts Helpful Spiders To The Garden
Many of us don't want to see spiders inside or outside of our home, but these arachnids can actually be beneficial in the garden. Here's how to attract them.
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Keep Cats Out Of Your Raised Garden Bed With This Simple Trick
Do you have a cat problem in your raised garden beds? You don't want them creating a litter box near your edible plants. Try this easy trick to keep cats out.
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Why You Should Be Thinning Your Carrot Plants For Bigger Results
If your garden is only producing tiny, little carrots, try this helpful tip and thin them out. We'll show you how and when to thin your carrot plants.
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Harvest And Save Green Bean Seeds To Plant For Next Year. Here's How
Never buy green bean seeds again! If you have green beans growing in your garden, you can easily harvest and store the seeds when the time is right. Here's how.
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This Is The Key To Growing Crisp Cucumber Plants During A Hot Summer
Cucumbers are a popular vegetable for salads and other fresh dishes. To make sure you have crisp cucumbers, ensure you're doing this one thing.
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Why A Smart Garden Can Improve Your Home, And How To Start One
We've entered a new era of gardening. Are smart gardens really all that they are cracked up to be? And if so, how exactly can a newbie gardener get started?
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Wild Blueberries Vs Cultivated: What's The Difference & Which Are Best To Grow?
There are pros and cons to growing wild blueberries or cultivated ones, and planting conditions can vary. So, which one is best for you? We'll help you decide.
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6 Ways To Make Your Soil More Acidic For A Healthy Garden (And 5 To Avoid)
Rectifying pH imbalances is one of the secrets to a healthy, lush garden. Here are the best ways to acidify soil, and some methods you should pass up.
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