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  • Person holding fresh kale leaf in the garden

    The Easy Way To Naturally Keep Most Pests Away From Your Kale Plants

    Learn how to protect your kale from pests naturally with one simple method that’s affordable, effective, and keeps plants healthy all season long.

    By Magdalena Becker 6 hours ago Read More
  • Arms planting a tomato seeding in the garden.

    How Late Is Too Late To Plant Tomatoes In Your Garden? Here's The Truth

    Tomatoes are a warm-season crop and will die in a frost, which is crucial to keep in mind when determining how late is too late for planting.

    By Kristina Hicks-Hamblin 1 day ago Read More
  • gardener bent over with gloves and rubber boots prepping soil with a claw cultivator.

    It's Not Too Late To Plant And Grow These Herbs In August

    Just because fall is approaching doesn't mean it's too late to plant and grow these 13 herbs. Most of these will be ready to harvest in a few months.

    By R. A. Fletcher 1 day ago Read More
  • Herb garden with many types of plants

    Plant This Easy-To-Grow Herb In August For A Flavorful Harvest Before The First Freeze

    As summer draws to a close, you can still plant the perfect herb for beginners in August, so that you can enjoy a lovely harvest before any frosts arrive.

    By Kristina Hicks-Hamblin 2 days ago Read More
  • Small cuttings of a plant with rooting hormone for propagation.

    12 Common Herbs And Flowers You Should Propagate From Cuttings In August

    It may be hot outside, but cooler days are just around the corner, making this the perfect time to root some cuttings from your favorite plants.

    By Ana Markosi 2 days ago Read More
  • Globe artichokes growing in the garden

    The Giant Flower That Can Make A Major Statement In Your Drab Garden

    Want to add drama to your garden without overspending? This stunning plant trend offers style, height, and pollinator power for even small spaces.

    By Jo Plumridge 3 days ago Read More
  • young woman caring for potted plants

    The Biggest Mistakes You're Making With Your Container Garden

    Container gardens can be versatile and gorgeous, but you need to avoid mistakes like using the wrong medium and letting it get waterlogged or hydrophobic.

    By Gwen Swanson 3 days ago Read More
  • Ripe, red tomatoes growing on the vine with green foliage in the background

    The Best Spot To Plant Tomatoes In Your Vegetable Garden—and Why It Matters

    Planting tomatoes rewards you with ripe, juicy fruit without going to the store, but choosing an ideal spot to grow them in is crucial for your harvest.

    By Amy Jeanroy 3 days ago Read More
  • Curled tomato plant leaves

    Reasons Why Your Tomato Plant Has Curling Leaves And The Best Ways To Fix It

    Curling tomato leaves are a sign of distress. Learn which environmental factors, cultural practices, pests, and diseases are behind this phenomenon.

    By Michelle Roberts-Garcia 3 days ago Read More
  • Overgrown green yard.

    The Citrusy Herb That You Can Possibly Forage From Your Own Backyard

    Sometimes a bright, citrusy flavor is already growing in your yard, but not on the trees. This common ground cover is pretty tasty and it's free.

    By Meg Jernigan 4 days ago Read More
  • Vine tomato plants wilted

    11 Possible Reasons Your Tomato Plants Are Wilting

    If your tomato plants are wilting, there are some common reasons why, and they involve everything from soil moisture to fungal diseases and pests.

    By Megan Brame 4 days ago Read More
  • Man digging up clay soil in garden

    The Popular Fruit Tree That You Should Avoid Growing In Clay Soil

    Discover which fruit tree is susceptible to disease and iron-deficiency in clay soil, which soils are best, and what to do if clay is your only option.

    By Jack Vatsal 4 days ago Read More
  • Ants in a garden

    Keep Ants Away With The Help Of A Strong-Smelling Plant They Can't Stand

    Relentless ants may have met their match with this quick growing herb. Learn about the ant-repelling plant that will also smell great in your garden.

    By Manvi Jain 4 days ago Read More
  • A mound of compost with a hoe sticking out and a gardener's boots in the background

    The Exact Amount Of Compost Your Soil Needs (And Why It Matters)

    Compost has a long list of benefits for garden soil, but adding too much is detrimental to both plant health and the environment. Here's what to aim for.

    By R. A. Fletcher 4 days ago Read More
  • Green and red cherry tomatoes on the vine

    The Benefits Of Harvesting Your Tomatoes When They're Slightly Green

    Unlike with some other veggies, you don't need to wait for your tomatoes to fully change color before harvesting — in many ways, it's better not to.

    By Michelle Roberts-Garcia 4 days ago Read More
  • A person is washing carrots in a blue container

    Ditch The Vinegar When Washing The Produce From Your Garden & Try This Instead

    Instead of using the popular vinegar method to clean your fruits and veggies after picking them (or buying them), here's an even more effective solution.

    By Brooke Havrilla-Downes 5 days ago Read More
  • Tomatoes growing on a vine

    3 Things That Are Causing The Tomatoes In Your Garden To Have Thick Skin

    You've been waiting through the cold months and into summer to take that first bite of a juicy tomato, but if the skin is too tough, here are some reasons why.

    By Magdalena Becker 5 days ago Read More
  • Basil leaves

    How To Harvest Seeds From Your Basil To Have An Endless Supply

    Basil is an oft-used herb that only lasts one growing season. But harvesting the basil seeds to ensure an unending supply couldn't be easier.

    By R. A. Fletcher 5 days ago Read More
  • Hands hold a ripening cluster of tomatoes on the vine

    Can You Really Speed Up Your Tomato Harvest With Aluminum Foil?

    Many gardeners use aluminum foil to reflect sunlight on to their tomatoes and speed up the ripening process. But does this technique actually work?

    By Katie Flannery 5 days ago Read More
  • Hands holding a pile of bright red strawberries with white colander of berries in the background

    The Best Way To Harvest Strawberries For Juicy & Delicious Fruits

    Strawberries don't ripen once they're picked, so harvesting at the correct time is essential to ensure you're left with juicy, flavorful fruit.

    By Amy Jeanroy 5 days ago Read More
  • Gardening tools standing upright in a raised garden bed with plants growing.

    The Popular Herb You Should Never Plant In Shade

    Having an herb garden adds an aromatic touch, but getting the level of sunlight correct is essential. Find out which popular herb doesn't like shade.

    By Meg Jernigan 5 days ago Read More
  • A gardener holds a basket of tomatoes in front of a greenhouse

    The Best Heat-Tolerant Tomato Varieties You Can Grow In Florida

    Florida heat and humidity can make growing certain crops more difficult, including tomatoes. These varieties are built to withstand the state's weather.

    By Andrea Crowley-Hughes 5 days ago Read More
  • Martha Stewart smiling with filled stadium seats in the background

    Martha Stewart Is Begging You To Avoid This Gardening Beginner Mistake

    If you want to have a garden as impressive as Martha Stewart's one day, avoid this rookie mistake at all costs or you'll be in way over your head.

    By Luigi Caler 5 days ago Read More
  • Closeup of green rosemary plant

    How To Easily Propagate Rosemary To Fill Your Garden With More Free, Fresh Herbs

    Rosemary is a delicious and aromatic herb that's easy to grow and just as easy to propagate -- so you can spread the plants around your garden for free.

    By Meg Jernigan 6 days ago Read More
  • squash plant

    8 Clear Signs The Squash Plants In Your Garden Need To Be Pruned

    Pruning can help your squash plants have a higher yield, but you need to know when to do this for optimal results. Here are 8 signs to be on the lookout for.

    By Patti Kaz 6 days ago Read More
  • Woman picking cherry tomatoes from garden

    How Long Do Tomatoes Really Take To Grow? Here's When To Expect Your First Pick

    It's exciting to begin growing your own tomato plants, but you'll need to rein in your excitement while you wait for the fruit to be ready.

    By Kristeen Cherney 6 days ago Read More
  • woman harvesting tomatoes off a plant into a basket

    The Fastest And Easiest Way To Hand-Pollinate A Large Quantity Of Tomatoes

    If you're tired of fiddly hand-pollination there is an unexpected but surprisingly effective way to boost your tomato yield with zero brushes or swabs.

    By Jennifer M. McNeill 6 days ago Read More
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