Planting chitted potatoes is a popular method to give your plants the best chance for a large harvest. Our Master Gardener explains the process.
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Growing your own onions is a delight, but things get complicated when your plant unexpectedly shoots up a flower stem. Find out what to do when this occurs.
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Your asparagus plants can be threatened by a common predator, but there's a special flower that is perfect for warding them off. Here's what you need to know.
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Seeing rot on your pepper plants is a cause for alarm. But the good news is that there is likely an easily identifiable cause -- and a corresponding solution.
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Mint is good for repelling many types of pests, but what can it do for moles? Learn whether or not you can get rid of garden moles by planting mint.
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While there are plenty of ways to protect fruit trees from late freezes with tarps or heaters, there's another unexpected way to shield them, using water.
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Beans are great to grow as part of edible gardening, but this specific type brings benefits to the soil, and therefore leads to an overall healthier garden.
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If you’re a new gardener, you'll wonder which vegetables are the hardest to grow so you can avoid them. Learn which plants are best for seasoned, green thumbs.
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If you have limited space for gardening, you may have considered growing your potatoes in a laundry basket. Find out what would happen if you tried this hack.
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Dragon fruit is a lovely tropical plant that grows well in containers. Be sure to avoid these common pitfalls so you end up with delicious and colorful fruit.
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If you're growing a perennial asparagus plant, it's important to prune the tops at the right time of year. Find out when this is and some mistakes to avoid.
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Herbs are easy to grow and thrive in a number of different locations. This colorful herb, in particular, will benefit from a dash of baking soda.
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The late winter season is the perfect time to sow many types of seeds for a bountiful spring harvest. These are 15 plants you can start when it's chilly out.
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You may want to think twice before using lawn fertilizer in your garden. Learn what type of fertilizer is best for your fruit and vegetable plants.
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If you don't have a large area for growing cabbage in your yard, discover an easy way to save space. This genius DIY shouldn't cost you much money either.
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Not all trees are equal. They have varying landscaping needs, even when it comes to pruning. Learn when to prune your fruit trees and where the exceptions lie.
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Broccoli is often susceptible to mildew. Learn how proper harvesting and pruning can help reduce or eliminate the amount of mildew you'll have to deal with.
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While fruit trees are often grown in southern states, there are actually quite a few cultivars that can thrive in colder climates, even up to USDA zone 3.
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Upside-down gardening involves allowing plants to grow out of the bottom of hanging pots. If you want to try this method, these are the best vegetables to grow.
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You may have heard of the no-dig potato planting method using straw or hay. If you want to know if this really works, we've got the answers you're looking for.
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Potatoes are a crop that take some time to grow. Utilizing this unexpected kitchen waste will ensure you get to harvest your potatoes on time.
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Bulb mites are a common pest that can ruin your garlic harvest, but luckily there are some ways to get rid of such an infestation or avoid it entirely.
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TikTok says that growing an orange tree is as simple as burying a fruit in the ground and waiting patiently. In practice, it's slightly more complicated.
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Asparagus out of the garden can be a delight but pests can ruin your vegetables. Fortunately, there is one plant that can protect your asparagus crop.
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If you want your rhubarb to be even tastier, it's time to try "forcing" it. Here's an old trick that will change your opinion on rhubarb forever.
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If you plan to store your potatoes over the winter, it's essential that you stop watering them weeks before harvesting. Here's why that's the case.
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Weeds can be a real nuisance to your garden, and if you aren't interested in using herbicides, try this planting technique to ensure weeds can't grow.
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