The Best Type Of Soil For Growing Herbs
Growing your own produce garden is an enjoyable pastime that reaps rewards if done correctly. Here is the best type of soil for growing herbs.
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Can You Grow Strawberry Plants From Store-Bought Produce?
There is something very satisfying about growing plants from seeds in your garden. We find out if you can grow strawberry plants from store-bought produce.
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Why You Should Be Limewashing Your Fruit Trees & How To Do It
Looking to keep your fruit trees healthy all season long? Try limewashing them. This simple technique provides protection against pests and disease.
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The Cornstarch Hack That'll Change The Way You Plant Carrots Forever
If you're planning on planting carrots anytime soon, there's a cornstarch hack that will change your process for the better. Here's what it is.
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How To Know When Your Cucumber Plant Is Ready For Harvest
Cucumbers are a great choice for planting in a vegetable garden. It's important to know when they're ready for harvest to ensure they don't become overripe.
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How And When To Fertilize Your Avocado Tree
Like many edible plants, avocado trees need a little fertilization from time to time to keep them healthy and productive. Here's when and how to fertilize them.
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Choose The Right Tile For Your Space With Emily Henderson's Fruitful Advice
Today, tile is used for flooring, backsplashes, and countertops. HGTV's Emily Henderson offers tips for choosing the right tile for your space.
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A Basil 'Barrier' Is Your Garden's Best Natural Defense Against Bugs
If you are dubious about using chemicals in your garden, here's why creating a barrier from basil is your garden's best natural defense against bugs.
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Vegetables You Can Plant In The Middle Of Summer, According To House Digest's Master Gardener
It may seem too hot to plant vegetables in the middle of summer, but a select few will flourish and be ready for harvest by early to mid-fall.
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Here's How You Can Bring A Dying Cilantro Plant Back To Life
Does your wilting and browning cilantro plant need a little TLC? Here are some of the best things you can do to give it a second chance at life.
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Is Landscape Fabric Really Safe To Use In Your Vegetable Garden?
Although the benefits of landscaping fabric are well known, many people wonder if it's actually safe to use in their garden. We answer the question here.
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How To Harvest Basil For More Growth
Basil is a tasty herb used to add flavor to various dishes. However, if you're growing your own basil plant, knowing how to harvest it will produce more growth.
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The Best Method For Harvesting Arugula
Part of growing delicious arugula is knowing when to harvest and the best methods to follow depending on how you plan to enjoy the leafy vegetable.
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We Know The Secret To Growing Those Delicious White Strawberries And It's A Must-Try
White strawberries have a delicious strawberry pineapple flavor but can seem impossible to grow. Luckily, we know the secret to producing this fruit.
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An Unexpected Fruit Will Give Your Plants A Gorgeous Shine
Although it may not seem like it, dusting your plants is essential to keeping them healthy and beautiful. Here's how this unexpected fruit can get the job done.
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The Real Reason Your Home-Grown Cilantro Tastes So Bitter
Home-grown cilantro thrives both indoors and outdoors, making it perfect for getting the most from your DIY gardening. But what if it tastes bitter?
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Why Your Home-Grown Lettuce Tastes So Bitter (And What To Do About It)
Is your home-grown lettuce leaving a bitter taste in your mouth? Don't head to the produce aisle yet – here's what you can do to save your leaves.
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Why You'll Want To Cut An Onion Before Painting A Room
Dealing with paint fumes is often the worst part of painting, but suffering through them may become a thing of the past once you start using this easy hack.
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Keep Moths Out Of Your Home With Just A Handful Of Common Herbs
Moth larvae like to munch on fabric, making them an unwelcome intruder in any home. Luckily, there's a hack for keeping them out that uses a few common herbs.
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The Best Time To Harvest Your Arugula
Arugula is a fast-growing vegetable for your garden, but how do you know when it's good enough to eat? Here's when your plant should be ready for harvesting.
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Can You Grow Seedless Watermelons In Your Home Garden?
Tired of picking seeds out of watermelons? Well, there may be a way to grow this delicious and juicy fruit without the seeds right in your home garden.
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Companion Plants That Will Thrive Next To Your Peppers In The Garden
Peppers are generally easy to grow, but they can still face problems. Growing them alongside certain companion plants will allow them to thrive.
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How To Stop Your Basil Leaves From Wilting
There's a likely reason why your basil plant's leaves are wilting, and the key is in the soil. How the soil feels can clue you in on what you need to do.
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The Year-Round Guide For Taking Care Of Blueberry Bushes
Blueberry bushes provide year-round benefits with nutritious berries and lovely foliage. Follow these simple steps to maximize their potential in every season.
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We Tried Growing Fresh Onions From Old Sprouted Ones And Rejoice: No Green Thumb Required
Do you ever buy so many onions that you have to throw sprouting ones out? We tried planting our sprouting onions and it was so easy!
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What To Do When Your Trees Aren't Supplying Fruit
If you've waited and waited for your fruit tree to bear fruit only to see none, it may be time to take action, including two drastic measures if all else fails.
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The Best Method For Growing Cilantro Indoors
Growing herbs is a wonderful way to cultivate an indoor garden and add flavor to your dishes. Here is the best method for growing cilantro indoors.
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