Make Your Small Row Garden A Bountiful Paradise With These 10 Plants
Row gardens can be large, sprawling patches or they can be more compact. To make the most of your small row garden, here are some veggies you should grow.
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Upcycle Old Glass Jars To Create An Indoor Herb Garden On A Dime
Here's a nifty and thrifty idea for fans of fresh herbs: If you happen to have some old glass jars at your disposal, you can use them to start an indoor garden.
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The Juicy, Tart Cherry-Like Bush Variety That Grows Well In Florida
For those in warm climates, like Florida, there are many types of fruit trees that grow well -- but not cherries. This bush produces cherry-like fruits.
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Why You Might Want To Think Twice Before Growing A Cherry Tree From A Seed
The idea of loads of free cherries from a tree you grew from a saved seed sounds appealing, but there are several downsides to this process to consider.
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The Herbs That Might Be Slowly Hurting Your Lemon Tree And Its Harvest
Companion plants are often beneficial, but some herbs may cause more harm than good. Avoid planting these around your lemon tree to ensure it thrives.
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Don't Forget To Prune These 10 Types Of Fruit Trees In Early Spring
For most fruit trees, pruning is a necessity to keep the tree healthy and producing a good harvest. These trees benefit from an early spring trim.
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The Herb You Should Consider Growing In Your Garden For Healthy Soil
Many herbs boast different benefits, but this less common plant has many, including breaking up compacted soil, adding nitrogen, and removing pathogens.
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How One Small Move Could Harm Your Delicate Herb Garden
Proper care is crucial for an herb garden. Our master gardener Tiffany Selvey shares how to avoid one major mistake that can permanently damage your plants.
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The Overlooked Mistake That's Making Your Garden Beds Look Bad
Planning ahead is the key to a healthy garden that thrives all season. When you're mapping out your garden, be sure you're avoiding this common mistake.
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A Basic Solo Cup Is All You Need To Kickstart Your Pepper Garden On A Budget
Instead of transplanting pepper plants from tiny seed cell trays to pots and then to your garden, start growing them in Solo cups.
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The Decades-Old Keyhole Garden Trend Is Regaining Popularity - Here's How To Build One
A keyhole garden is a cleverly designed structure that uses compost efficiently to create an easy-to-access garden in your backyard. Here's how to build it.
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Seed Storage Mistakes Everyone Makes And Doesn't Realize It
Saving seeds is an excellent idea — so long as you're doing it correctly. Avoid making these mistakes to ensure your seeds' viability for seasons to come.
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Plant One Garden Favorite Flower With Your Zucchini For All Of Its Benefits
Getting your zucchini to bear fruit can be an ordeal. This eye-catching flower is a perfect match for zucchini, bringing color to your garden and so much more.
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Growing A Crabapple Tree? Avoid These Common Mistakes
Whether you already have a crabapple tree or are thinking about getting one, making sure to avoid certain mistakes can dramatically improve your experience.
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The Alternative Way To Grow Berries That Saves So Much Space
If physical space limitations have kept you from your dreams of planting berries in your yard, you'll be excited to know there's an easy solution.
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14 Flavorful Herbs That Will Thrive When Grown In Hanging Baskets
Hanging baskets are a great way to save space while keeping your garden plants safe. Here are 14 flavorful herbs that thrive when elevated in baskets.
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The Colorful Veggie You Should Consider Growing With Tomatoes In The Garden
Grow this colorful veggie alongside your thriving tomato plants and give each species a boost that will up your chances of gardening success.
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The Low-Maintenance Pear Tree Variety That's Easiest To Grow In Your Yard
If you're looking forward to growing fruit trees in your yard, don't stop at apples. Check out this low-maintenance pear variety that's pretty easy to grow.
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The Reason Why You're Much Better Off Growing Your Cucumbers Vertically
While cucumbers are a great option for beginning gardeners, there are a few tips to keep in mind -- one being to grow them vertically. Here's why.
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Avoid Planting Lima Beans Near These Plants For Better Growth
If you're considering adding lima beans to your garden this year, you might want to consider what neighbors you should and shouldn't plant alongside it.
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The Self-Pollinating Fruit Tree Variety That's Easy To Grow In A Container
You don't need an orchard to grow your own fruit. There are many types of fruit trees that can be grown in containers, including this self-pollinating tree.
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Skip The Tasteless Tomatoes At The Garden Center. Here Are Better Options
If you want to get the best tasting tomatoes growing in your garden, skip over the plants on offer at your big box garden center and try this instead.
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The Natural Fertilizer Your Basil Needs Is Sitting In Your Bathroom
Yellow and wilting leaves aren't so appetizing. If your basil plant is looking a little worse for wear, revive it with this bathroom staple item.
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The Edible Flowers You Can Grow In A Jar In Your Kitchen
Edible flowers are a feast for the eyes and the palate. Take your kitchen garden up a notch and try growing these edible flowers in windowsill jars.
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The Best Time To Start Growing A Loofah Plant For Sponges
From the kitchen to the bathroom and everywhere in between, natural loofah sponges are endlessly useful. Here is the best time to grow yours from seed.
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Meghan Markle's Favorite Edible Flower Is Also Ridiculously Easy To Grow
Meghan Markle always has helpful lifestyle tips for her fans, and it turns out that her favorite edible flower is one that you can easily grow yourself.
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DIY A Topiary Planter To Control Fast-Spreading Herbs
You can benefit from this clever topiary design in two ways: It adds beauty and height to your garden and it keeps fast-spreading herbs under control
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