Thinning: How This Method Will Rescue Your Plants (& Which Plants To Use It On)
If you haven't been thinning your plants, now is the time to start. Learn which plants benefit from thinning and what the best way to do it is.
Read MoreIf you haven't been thinning your plants, now is the time to start. Learn which plants benefit from thinning and what the best way to do it is.
Read MoreIt's almost zucchini season, and you can prep your favorite summer squash in the garden by planting it alongside some chamomile. Why? We'll tell you.
Read MoreCitrus trees can provide you with colorful and delicious fruit unless pests get to the tree first. Luckily, there are herbs you can plant to protect your tree.
Read MoreMany of the ornamental grass options out there aren't beneficial and in fact, some are invasive. Fennel is a great alternative, and there's an added bonus, too.
Read MoreIf you want to ensure that your tomato crop is as tasty and robust as it can be, then this nourishing waste is an essential tool in your gardening tool box.
Read MoreYou might not often think of seaweed and citrus in the same sentence, but you should. Find out what seaweed extract can do for your citrus trees.
Read MoreThere are two main types of chamomile: Roman and German. But when deciding which one you want to use for your own garden, consider these factors first.
Read MoreFilling up your herb garden with all your fragrant favorites can be expensive. Here are our tips for propagating your rosemary plants for free indoors.
Read MoreSquash bugs can wreak havoc on your zucchini crops if you're not careful, but you can ward them off with these critter-quelling tricks.
Read MoreSome people say you shouldn't let your cilantro bolt. But according to our master gardener, there are actually quite a few benefits. Here's why.
Read MoreIt's hummingbird season! If you want to make sure these tiny, beautiful birds can be nourished in your garden, avoid putting these ingredients in your yard.
Read MoreCompanion planting can offer so many benefits, but only if the plants actually coexist well together. Find out if peppers and marigolds are a good pair.
Read MoreIs your garden producing lackluster plants? The problem may be your soil. To give it a healthy boost, you'll want to know more about this organic fertilizer.
Read MoreCardinals, known for their distinct red feathers, are a joy to see in your yard. To attract more birds, consider planting one of the trees that cardinals love.
Read MoreWith this egg carton hack, you can easily regrow green onions from the grocery store and have a new supply in no time, all for no extra cost.
Read MoreZucchini plants are frequently the targets of hungry pests, but you don't have to relinquish your harvest to the foes. Use these tips to protect your plants.
Read MoreIf you want to gather a bountiful harvest of tomatoes from your backyard garden, discover why companion planting with marigolds could be very beneficial.
Read MoreGrowing zucchini is a popular choice for many gardeners, and you can help your zucchini thrive by incorporating this cover crop as a companion.
Read MoreGardens with poor soil don't need complicated or expensive products to improve their quality. Instead, enrich your soil naturally with these plants.
Read MoreGardens lacking essential nutrients for plants can't produce the healthiest flowers or vegetables. To give your soil a needed boost, try this natural solution.
Read MoreThis herb is related to mint, but it's not nearly as popular, and we have no idea why. To really make your dishes zing, you'll want to grow this culinary herb.
Read MoreDeciding to take the plunge and grow your own plants from seeds can be daunting. Our master gardener can help ensure you properly water your seedlings here.
Read MoreYou might have heard that Epsom salt can help your pepper plants thrive, but is it true? Take a look at our research before grabbing a bag.
Read MoreGrowing tomatoes are a good start for beginners. However, there's one tip our expert gardener stresses to follow to ensure a consistently healthy harvest.
Read MoreFlowers can add charm and beauty to your garden, and also help to attract pollinators like honey bees. Plants like borage can do both jobs excellently.
Read MoreLots of people love strawberries and blackberries, and they're easy to grow in your own garden. Here's our guide to whether they play nicely side by side.
Read MoreIf you're planning on growing tomatoes in your garden this year, discover 18 of the most helpful hacks to know for the best harvest possible.
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