Use Coffee Grounds To Give Tomato Plants A Boost
Coffee grounds are a common add-in for tomato plant health, but our master gardener Tiffany Selvey has some tips to help you get the best tomatoes possible.
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Why You Shouldn't Plant Cucumbers And Tomatoes Together In The Garden
While you may have heard that tomatoes and cucumbers are good companion plants, here's why you may want to think twice before planting them next to each other.
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7 Unexpected Ways To Repurpose Pesky Weeds Around Your Garden
Learn how to make use of weeds around your home and garden. Instead of throwing weeds away, try one of these DIYs instead, making something useful from weeds.
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Keep Chickens Out Of Your Garden With These Essential Tips & Tricks
There are many benefits to keeping chickens, but your garden may pay the price. Here are some ways to protect your prized plants from your chickens.
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14 Herbs You Should Be Growing Near Tomatoes In The Garden
Tomatoes are superstars in the kitchen when used alongside herbs. So it's no surprise that herbs are great for companion planting with tomatoes.
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Here's How Long It Might Take For Your Apple Tree To Grow Juicy Fruits
Curious about how long it will take for your apple tree to bear fruit? From planting to harvest, here's the approximate time from for an apple tree to flourish.
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The Best Time Of Year To Spray Fruit Trees To Prevent Worms In Your Fruit
It's important to spray your fruit trees regularly to keep worms out your beautiful fruit, but there's also a proper time to spray them as well.
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Which Apple Blossom Flowers Are Going To Produce The Largest Fruit In Your Garden?
Looking at apple blossom flowers, how can you tell which will produce the largest fruit? There's one that you can bet will outgrow the others every time.
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The Fast-Growing Purple Bean Vine That Looks Stunning On A Garden Trellis
Not only is this purple bean vine absolutely gorgeous to look at it, but it is also fairly easy and fast to grow. This stunner is even edible!
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Why You Shouldn't Plant Ground Cherries Next To Tomatoes In The Garden
Ground cherries are high on the list of what not to plant with tomatoes since they'll compete for resources, attract pests, and rapidly expand.
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The Lemon-Scented Herb That Thrives Next To Zucchini In The Garden
Zucchini needs a helping hand with pollination, and one companion plant can draw in pollinators and leave your garden smelling lemony fresh.
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The Beautiful Orange Flower That Grows Well With Cucumbers In The Garden
One companion planting option that will help your cucumbers grow well is Calendula officinalis, aka pot marigold, which will liven up your garden.
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Growing These 12 Popular Plants & Veggies With Onions Isn't The Best Idea
Not every vegetable pairing can be a match. Thanks to onions' special properties, there are quite a few plants that shouldn't sit alongside the allium.
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Why You Should Grow Cantaloupe Vertically (& Tips To Boost Your Harvest)
When space is limited, trellises are a great way to support vertically grown cantaloupe vines. We offer tips for setting one up and getting a good yield.
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Vegetables And Herbs You Shouldn't Grow With Rosemary In The Garden
Some plants do great when planted close to each other, and others, not so much. Here are the veggies and herbs to avoid planting alongside rosemary.
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How To Grow Apple Trees From Seed (& What Container To Use) Explained By An Expert Orchardist
Our expert orchardist shares exactly how to grow an apple tree from a seed in your garden, and the type of container you'll want to use to grow it.
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Must-Know Tips To Grow Blueberries In Containers For A Fresh & Juicy Harvest
Blueberries are a great fruit to grow at home. If you don't think you have the garden space for the bushes, planting them in a container might be the answer.
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10 Plants That Are Perfect For Starting A Garage Garden
Growing a bounty of vegetables in your garage might seem like an impossible dream, but it can be done. Here are some of the best plants to consider.
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Tips And Tricks To Grow Juicy Cantaloupe From Seeds In Your Garden
It's not hard to grow cantaloupes in your garden from seed. We've got the tips and tricks to ensure your melons are sweet and juicy when it's time to harvest.
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How To Grow Juicy Tomatoes From Seed To Bring Some Flavor To Your Garden
It's not hard to grow tomatoes from seed. You can get a delicious, flavorful tomato harvest and potentially save money by starting from seed rather than plants.
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How To Start Growing Romaine Lettuce In Your Garden
Follow these tips to start growing romaine lettuce in your garden, either directly from seed or by transplant. You'll soon be sprouting plenty of leaves.
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Can You Grow Ginger From A Piece Of Ginger? Here's What You Should Know
You can grow ginger from a piece of ginger. Find out what you need, when and how to plant, and when you can expect to harvest ginger grown with this method.
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The Unique Spiral Herb Garden You Can DIY With Landscaping Rocks
Whether you're working with limited space or just want a focal point in your yard, a spiral herb garden is always a hit. Here's how to easily DIY one.
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Peanuts Don't Grow On Trees, But Here's To How To Add Them To The Garden
Planting peanuts in your garden is a great way to have a home-grown snack on hand at all times. Here's how to ensure you get the most out of this edible legume.
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How To Grow Sweet Corn In Your Garden For A Tasty Golden Harvest
Sweet corn is a delicious summer treat, especially when it's fresh from the garden. Here's what you need to know to grow your own tasty crops.
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The TikTok Gardening Community Recommends These Seed Companies To Start Gardening
If you're new to gardening, few resources have as many good seed recommendations as the TikTok gardening community. Here are the seed companies they prefer.
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Corn Smut: Our Master Gardener Explains What It Is And How To Deal With It
Corn is a rewarding crop, but if you notice corn smut on your prized ears, you may wonder what it is and how to control it. Our master gardener explains.
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