The Common Household Throwaway You Can Reuse To Easily Plant Tomato Seeds
Discover how to reuse a common throwaway to easily plant tomato seeds. This eco-friendly seed-starter hack promotes sustainability and nurtures your garden.
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How To Plant Creeping Thyme Between Pavers For A Gorgeous Landscape
Thyme makes a tasty addition to dishes, but you can also use it to create a beautiful and dynamic paved space by planting creeping thyme between pavers.
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The Easy Pruning Trick For Growing The Biggest Lemon Basil Plants
Has your delicious lemon basil basil plant grown lanky or bitter? One simple pruning technique will ensure you'll always have plenty of fresh leaves to enjoy.
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The Best Place To Plant And Grow Ornamental Cabbage In The Garden
With its pretty colors and low-maintenance personality, ornamental cabbage is a great addition to your fall garden. Here is the best place to plant it.
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How To Grow Turmeric If You Live In A Cold Climate
An earthy and powerful tropical herb, turmeric can be a goldmine in the garden and kitchen, but there's a trick to growing turmeric in cold climates.
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What Is A Hard Frost, And What Does It Mean For Your Perennials And Annuals?
What conditions define a "hard frost"? Here's how cold the temperatures can be for your various flowers and vegetables to survive or go dormant.
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Saving Carrot Seeds? Here's What You Must Know First
It's not difficult to save seeds from carrots that you've planted but there are a few things you should know before preparing to harvest your own.
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The Common Veggie You Should Plant Near Your Peach Tree For A Thriving Garden
Peach trees are easier to grow in some climates than others, but no matter where you are, a certain companion plant can help ward off many common problems.
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Martha Stewart's Expert Advice For Growing The Perfect Pumpkins
When Martha Steward offers advice, we listen. In a recent Instagram post, she shared a new way to grow pumpkins so we reached out to an expert for more insight.
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The Cornstarch Hack That Makes Planting Seeds Easier And Faster
Many things can go wrong when directly sowing seeds in the garden, instead of taking the time to plant your seeds individually, use this simple cornstarch hack.
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Grow These Popular Fruit Plants To Attract Hummingbirds To Your Yard
Many people depend on feeders to draw hummingbirds into their yard, but several fruit plants can also work like a dinner bell for these delightful birds.
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Broccoli Will Be Living Its Best Life With These 10 Companion Plants Nearby
Many home gardeners have had success growing broccoli. Still, growing yours with the best companion plants will only benefit your yield. Here are your options.
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Tips & Tricks You Need To Help The Apple Trees In Your Yard Thrive
Do you want to grow your own fresh fruit right outside your door? These tips and tricks can help you plant and grow thriving apple trees in your yard.
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Tips And Tricks For Winter Seed Sowing
Direct sowing and starting seeds indoors are common practices for starting a garden, but what if you could get a head start on your plants in the winter?
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How To Prune Squash Plants For A Bigger, Healthier Harvest
We don't often think about pruning our squash plants, but doing so can result in healthier vegetables that produce a bigger harvest. Here's how.
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Grab An Old Terra Cotta Plant Saucer & Watch What You Can Grow
Transform an old terra cotta plant saucer into a creative gardening. Discover how to make the most of this simple DIY idea for thriving plants.
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The Baking Soda Hack Some Gardeners Use When Growing Asparagus (& Should You Try It?)
If you're hoping to grow delicious and thriving asparagus, there are several hacks you can try. Some include using baking soda - however, does it work?
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How To Harvest Cucumber Seeds To Plant In Your Garden Next Year
Whether you want to save money on seeds next year or you just want to expand your garden knowledge, here's how to save your own cucumber seeds.
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Can You Tell Edible Yard Mushrooms Apart From Poisonous Ones? Our Expert Weighs In
If you love foraging for mushrooms in the yard but aren't sure which ones are edible or poisonous, expert Melanie Rekola weighs in on how to differentiate them.
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12 Herbs & Flowers You Should Grow Alongside Citrus Trees In The Garden
If you want to show the lemon, orange, or other citrus tree in your yard some love, try planting these helpful herbs and flowers as friendly companions.
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The Trick For Harvesting The Best Brussels Sprouts
Brussels sprouts are fascinating plants. Their unique growth habit certainly sets them apart in the garden -- and so does the way they should be harvested.
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Can Using Red Mulch Really Increase Your Tomato Harvest?
It's hard to believe that something a simple as the color of plastic mulch might have an effect on the number of tomatoes you get, but it may help!
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How To Prune Your Blackberry Bushes (& The Best Time To Do It)
If you have blackberry bushes in your garden and you aren't sure of when or how to prune the different types of canes you might find, we have you covered.
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Does A Sprinkle Of Sugar Really Grow Perfect Strawberries?
If you're on social media, specifically GardenTok, you may have heard of this weird hack for better strawberries involving sugar and yeast. Is it worth trying?
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6 Tips And Tricks For Growing The Best Thyme In Your Garden
Thyme is a pretty easy plant to grow, but that doesn't mean there aren't measures you can take to ensure the most successful yield. Check out these tips.
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12 Vegetables That Will Grow Year Round In The Garden (& Which Are Easiest)
Explore 12 versatile vegetables that thrive year-round in your garden! Discover varieties that are easy to grow for bountiful harvest no matter the season.
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Tricks For Pruning Curry Leaf For A Thriving Plant & Bigger Harvest
Curry leaf trees can happily live outside in the ground or in containers, but no matter where it grows, you can prune it for a bigger harvest.
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