The Easy-To-Grow Vegetable That'll Flourish In Your Raised Garden Beds
If you're ready to fill your raised garden beds but aren't sure which vegetables to plant, start right here. This easy-to-grow veggie will flourish for you.
Read MoreIf you're ready to fill your raised garden beds but aren't sure which vegetables to plant, start right here. This easy-to-grow veggie will flourish for you.
Read MoreLooking to elevate your home's scent? These 10 enchanting herbs will not only beautify your space but also fill it with lovely fragrances for an inviting space.
Read MoreIt can be challenging to grow food on your own for a number of reasons, but Gardyn promises to make the process easier. Does it actually deliver?
Read MoreFlowering herbs might mean a less fruitful harvest of their flavorful leaves, but luckily, it's easy to discourage this behavior, even after blooming.
Read MoreToilet paper tubes are useful to keep on hand for all kinds of reasons, but if you use them in your garden, you should be aware of this potential downside.
Read MoreThese flowering trees put on a delightfully colorful display during blooming season, but there's an important factor to consider when planting crabapples.
Read MoreDespite being a fairly low-maintenance plant, there is a right and a wrong way to water tomato plants. Use this easy tip to ensure your tomatoes thrive.
Read MoreAdding spring flowers to your landscape awakens your yard with color. Discover a native spring-flowering plant that's also edible for a unique addition.
Read MorePlanning your garden includes considering the benefits the plants offer. Find out which herb you should plant next to your zucchini for an improved harvest.
Read MoreBasil can be grown in both the ground and containers, making it a versatile herb to grow. However, you may be wondering which planting method is better.
Read MoreIf you're planting a vegetable garden in a raised bed, it might require a specific kind of soil mix; here's how to figure out the best soil for your bed.
Read MoreHaving healthy tomatoes isn't entirely about frequent watering and good soil. Help your tomatoes thrive by surrounding them with this low-maintenance herb.
Read MoreYou can't beat the tasty reward provided by tomato plants, but to get a healthy harvest, avoid planting these delicious veggies in these areas.
Read MoreRosemary has a pleasant aroma and myriad uses in the kitchen, but if you've been growing it in a pot for a while, it may need to be repotted.
Read MoreGrowing your own rhubarb is great for jams, jellies, and pies, but don't let it bolt too early. Here's how to prevent and deal with rhubarb flowering.
Read MoreBasil is a popular herb known for its vibrant flavor and versatility in the kitchen. Follow these tips to cultivate robust and flavorful plants.
Read MoreYou can grow crunchy, sweet carrots in your own backyard, but you should know a common pitfall. Try to avoid these fertilizers if you want your carrots to grow.
Read MoreGrowing potatoes in your garden? These common herbs make perfect companion plants that will complement the potatoes' needs and keep away pests.
Read MoreMale cardinals with their bright red feathers can make your yard festive all year round. They feed on caterpillars, which can be found on these herbs.
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.
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