The Renter-Friendly Solution To No-Garden Watermelon Growing
Growing watermelons without a garden doesn't have to be hard. Instead, explore these renter-friendly methods to enjoy fresh, homegrown fruit in small spaces.
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DIY Your Own Tented Trellis For A Unique Garden Oasis
Creating a unique garden oasis doesn't require a landscaping crew. Follow these DIY steps to craft your own tented trellis for an enchanting outdoor retreat.
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The Fragrant, Heat-Tolerant Trailing Herb You Can Grow In A Hanging Basket
Consider growing a trailing variety of this popular herb in a hanging basket. You'll get lots of delicious foliage without taking up extra square footage.
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The Best Type Of Wood For Planter Boxes (& What To Avoid)
Growing food in raised beds is a great way to control all of the elements of your growing, but you have to start with the right wood while avoiding others.
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Why A Dwarf Mulberry Tree Can Be Deceiving To Gardeners
A dwarf mulberry tree will provide you with delicious berries, but it has some disadvantages. You might be surprised about this particular aspect of the tree.
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5 Fruit Tree And Shrub Combinations You Shouldn't Grow Too Close Together In Your Yard
Veggies aren't the only food you can grow on your own. But if you're going to grow fruit, avoid growing some of these tree and shrubs too close to each other.
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Avoid These Common Mistakes When Transplanting Tomatoes At All Costs
Ready to put your tomato seedling in the ground? Not so fast. Our garden expert warns that you might be committing an error that threaten your plant's life.
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The Heat And Drought-Tolerant Fruit Tree That Will Grow In Full Sun
Looking to grow your own fruit in your yard? This fruit tree will thrive in a variety of conditions, including heat, drought, full sun, and partial sun.
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13 Creative Ways To Repurpose Thrifted Baskets Around Your Garden And Yard
If you're preparing your yard for spring, don't skip over the basket section at your local thrift store next time you go; repurpose them for growing and decor.
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The Tasty Garden Vegetable You Should Plant In Early Spring
Spring is the season of growth, and officially begins in late March. If you're excited to start planting, here's a great cool-weather vegetable to start with.
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Plants And Veggies You Should Avoid Growing Near Zucchini In The Garden
You probably know about the benefits of companion planting, but did you know sometimes plants have enemies, too? Don't grow these crops too close to zucchini.
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10 Companion Plants That Will Make The Apple Trees In Your Yard Thrive
Growing fruiting apple trees in your yard? Consider growing these companion plants nearby to help ensure you enjoy a bountiful harvest at the end of the season.
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The Best Summer Squash Beginner Gardeners Can Easily Grow
If you're shopping for squash seeds, you'll find many varieties. New gardeners should stick with the easiest option, and our Master Gardener is here to help.
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The Popular Herb You Should Consider Planting Near Your Tomatoes In The Garden
There are a few good companions for tomatoes, but you might not be aware of the unique benefits of this herb when it's planted in your vegetable garden.
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Mistakes Gardeners Commonly Make When Growing Thyme
Thyme is a pretty easy plant to grow, but nothing is invincible. Avoid making these common mistakes to grow happy, healthy thyme in your garden.
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The Showstopping Tree That Boasts Pretty Flowers Before Bearing Star-Shaped Fruit
Gardeners who live in more tropical regions can consider growing this interesting tree that bears unusually shaped fruit. Here's how to care for it.
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How To Grow Celery Successfully With Just Grocery Store Scraps
If you're familiar with the phrase "waste not, want not" and want to apply it to your kitchen and garden, here's a way to avoid wasting the base of your celery.
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The Sweet Sugar Cane Alternative That Grows Well In Cold Climates
If you're looking for a new vegetable to grow in your garden, consider this root veggie to make your own sweetener, harvest the greens, or to eat fresh.
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12 Companion Plants That Will Be Your Oregano's Best Friend In The Garden
Planting these 12 companion plants with your oregano can enhance growth, boost pest control, and draw pollinators to create a thriving garden ecosystem.
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9 Flowers To Grow From Seed That Attract Beneficial Insects To The Garden
As the name implies, beneficial insects are advantageous to have in any home garden. Attract them to yours by planting any one of these gorgeous flowers.
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Fruit Trees That Produce The First Year After Transplanting
Gardening is always a waiting game, but you don't want to wait too long to get your first harvest. Some trees produce fruit the first year they are planted.
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The Fast-Producing Fruit Tree That Grows Well In Warm Climates
Whether you live in a warm climate where citrus grows outdoors year round, or you live further north, consider growing this fast-producing fruit tree.
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8 Plants You Should Never Grow With Potatoes In The Garden
Potatoes are a staple both in the kitchen and in the garden because they are so easy to grow. But there are some plants that aren't good neighbors for spuds.
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What Is Self-Sufficient Gardening And How To Get Started
As grocery costs rise, it's tempting to start your own garden, but sometimes even that can be costly -- that's when a self-sufficient garden can help.
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The Bright And Beautiful Flower You Should Plant With Lemon Trees In The Garden
It's hard to beat the beautiful sweet scent of a lemon tree in bloom, but if you want more fruit from those flowers this plant can help attract pollinators.
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Not Sure How To Use Your Side Yard? Here's A Simple Idea To Liven Up Your Space
Don't let your side yard go to waste. This often underutilized space in the garden can be transformed into a thriving and functional area with this clever idea.
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The Fast-Producing Fruit Tree That Both Gardeners And Birds Can Enjoy
Some gardeners will try almost anything to deter birds from their yards. Instead, consider the benefits and try sharing this fast-producing fruit tree's crop.
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