Egyptian walking onion might have a silly name, but its benefits to your garden's appearance, your culinary endeavors, and your soil's health are no joke.
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A surprising garden weed may be the cheat code to thriving marjoram. This natural trick will help grow healthier herbs and improve your garden’s yield.
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Tomatoes are usually propagated from cuttings, and there's one specific type of tomato plant that is best to take cuttings from. Here's why.
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Zinnias are more than just a beautiful flower; they also make for a wonderful companion plant, and this popular kitchen herb is an ideal candidate.
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If you want your container veggies to thrive, you can't use regular old soil. This recipe provides the right mix of nutrients, moisture retention, and drainage.
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Tomatoes can be grown both in the ground and in containers. That being said, you want to avoid making this one mistake that will jeopardize their growth.
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Everything from pruning techniques to soil pH play a huge role in how healthy your peach trees will be. Consider this your guide to your best peaches yet.
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Cucumbers aren't difficult to grow, but they're susceptible to a few pests and problems that may ruin your harvest. This flowering herb can lend a helping hand.
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Tomatoes are among the easiest vegetables to grow as a beginner gardener, but if you're raising them indoors, expect to face challenges maintaining them.
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Coffee grounds contain nitrogen plus other macro- and micronutrients that can benefit a variety of vegetables if applied right, while improving soil structure.
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Companion planting, the art of pairing plants that mutually benefit each other, is a great way to boost your bean harvest. Here's the perfect flower to pair.
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A small, rotten zucchini on your plant can suggest pests or disease as the culprit, but that may not be the case if you don't have pollinators buzzing around.
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If you are eagerly waiting for the peppers in your vegetable garden to grow, help them thrive by adding a gorgeous self-seeding companion flower.
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When pesky houseflies are ruining your time in the kitchen, this flavorful and low-maintenance herb offers a delightful all-natural option to keep them away.
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Grocery bill too high? Make savings without sacrificing health or quality by producing your own veggies. Try these types that are easy and inexpensive to grow.
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Mosquitoes are an absolute menace outdoors. Consider planting these 14 low-stress mosquito-repellent herbs so you don't have to deal with them.
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Raised garden beds come in wood or metal, and there are benefits and downsides to each. Find out which type of garden bed is best for your yard and your needs.
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When you take care of these tasks in August, you'll set your garden up for success, not only in the fall and winter, but also in the following spring.
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Looking for an easy-to-grow veggie that will thrive in most types of soil? With its plentiful yields, this root vegetable is best planted in raised containers.
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If weeds are overtaking the rows between vegetables in your garden, this fast-growing plant acts as a living mulch to snuff them out and take their resources.
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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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While natural pesticides are safer than synthetic pesticides, there are still a few precautions to take if using them right before a harvest.
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Cherry tomatoes in the garden are susceptible to damage from heavy rainfall. Here's what you should do with them if you know a storm is coming.
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Many types of herbs need to be properly pruned to do well. From basil and rosemary to cilantro and comfrey, here's how and when to trim them so they'll thrive.
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Looking for an easy way to ensure your tomato plants thrive? This particular type of fertilizer may be just what your plants need to grow strong and healthy.
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Perennial plants are a must-have for low-maintenance gardens, and this unique vine can bring greenery, shade, and edible fruits to your garden year after year.
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Optimal soil conditions in your garden are important for green bean seed germination. Find out which soil mistake you're making with your green beans.
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