Avoid leggy basil with simple care tips. From soil prep to watering and fertilizing, learn how to keep your plants thriving through the summer season.
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Knowing when in the year to prune your cherry tree is a vital orchard skill that isn't just about abundant fruit; it also ensures a healthy, well-shaped shrub.
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If your cucumbers are flowering but not producing fruit, your yard might lack beneficial pollinators. Here's how to pollinate by hand to ensure a hearty crop.
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Even if you do everything else right, this mistake can delay your harvest or prevent you from getting a harvest at all — and it all starts with the seeds.
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You really can't go wrong with any tomato variety you're growing at home, but some varieties are easier and more low-maintenance than others.
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Get a head start on your fall garden by starting cold-hardy leafy greens, herbs, and other veggies indoors while the summer heat is still beating down.
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Tomato plants require lots of nutrients to grow healthy, quality fruits. Here's when to fertilize them, whether they're grown in the ground or in containers.
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Hydroponics, the gardening practice of growing plants in nutrient-rich water rather than soil, is increasingly popular, but it has a big hidden disadvantage.
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Grow bags make it easy to grow tomatoes without a full garden. There are many available on Amazon, but here's the best brand, according to reviews.
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Whether you want to get the biggest harvest from limited space or you need loads of tomatoes for preserving, these varieties have you covered (in tomatoes).
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Store-bought salads don't even compare to homegrown lettuce. Thankfully, you can get even more from your crop than you think if you cut it the right way.
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Once a tomato plant is happy, they can produce more fruit than you know what to do with! But keep this easy mistake in mind to make sure you get tomatoes.
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After spending your time, money, and effort building a raised garden bed, don't skimp on the soil. This soil DIY ensures your plants have everything they need.
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If mushrooms grow in your yard on their own, conditions are probably suitable for you to cultivate them — but whether you should or not is another question.
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You can germinate a peach seed or pit, but it's not as easy as just plonking either one into potting mix. You need to follow certain steps to ensure sprouting.
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Want more tomatoes without buying more? This simple propagation trick lets you grow extra plants mid-season, saving money and boosting your garden’s yield.
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Rosemary is known for being easy to maintain. However, problems like overwatering and pests can require you to take some steps to save the herb.
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Boost your tomato harvest by preparing and improving your garden soil for healthier, more productive plants that thrive throughout the growing season.
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There are many potential causes of yellow and sagging kale leaves — anything from weather conditions to soil problems or lack of nutrients can be a factor.
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Create a charming, budget-friendly herb garden with mini buckets. Learn tips for planting, spacing, and arranging your herbs indoors or outdoors.
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Having plants in your kitchen is a great way to spruce up your space and add some greenery, especially if they're also useful while coooking.
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Green beans produce pretty quickly -- from seed to harvest, some varieties only take about 50 days. Here's when to plant for a late fall harvest.
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Knowing the right time to prune your tomato plants is the best way to keep them healthy, boost fruit production, and help prevent overcrowded foliage.
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It's not too late to grow carrots and benefit from a bountiful and delicious harvest. Some of these carrot varieties mature in as little as 42 days from seed.
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When companion planting, look for leafy greens that retain moisture, pest-repelling herbs with strong scents, and root vegetables that improve soil health.
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Learn how to keep your tomato plants thriving year-round with these simple tips for transitioning them from outdoor gardens to indoor winter care.
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Noticing hite fuzz on any kind of greenery might make you cringe, but if it's only on the stems and leaves of your tomato plants, it may be a good thing.
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