The Fruits And Veggies You Can Grow In A House Or Apartment
If you have a small yard or don't have an outdoor space at all, discover 16 different types of fruits and vegetables that can be grown indoors.
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Helpful Tips For Pruning Raspberries To Ensure A Juicy Harvest
Knowing how to best prune your raspberry plant for the best harvest can be a bit of a challenge. Here is our best advice to make the most of the growing season.
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Tips And Tricks To Keep Your Potted Citrus Trees Thriving Over The Years
If you've got a potted citrus tree (or want to get one) there are a few tips and tricks that will keep them healthy for years, no matter where you live.
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Tips For Growing Tasty Okra In The Garden
We have the scoop on all the planting, growing, fertilizing, watering, and harvesting okra in your garden. Here are all the tips you need to grow tasty okra.
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The Edible Flower That'll Attract Bees And Pollinators To Your Garden
This beautiful edible flower has a dual purpose: not only does it attract beneficial insects and pollinators, but you can use it in the kitchen, too.
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The Wasp-Attracting Herb You Might Not Want To Plant In Your Garden
Herb gardens are all the rage for growing delicious seasonings in your yard. However, if you grow this specific plant, you’ll realize the downside: wasps.
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Keep Birds Away From Your Tomato Plants This Summer With One Easy Tip
It can be maddening to spend weeks tending to your garden, only to have birds take a bite out of your tomatoes. But you can easily and safely ward them off.
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The Fast-Growing Type Of Basil You'll Want To Grow Near Your Tomatoes
Basil and tomato don't just make a good pair on your favorite pizza. The fruit that tastes like a veggie makes a perfect companion plant to this specific herb.
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Helpful Tips For Growing Basil To Ensure A Bountiful Harvest
Basil is a popular herb known for its vibrant flavor and versatility in the kitchen. Follow these tips to cultivate robust and flavorful plants.
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TikTok's Gardening Community Gives Their Top Advice For Growing Peppers
If you want to grow large, bushy, high-yield pepper plants in your backyard garden, discover some top tips from TikTok's gardening community.
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The Pawpaw Tree Is Sure To Attract Zebra Butterflies (& Has Another Big Benefit)
If you’re looking for native plants to add to your garden, you can’t go wrong with a pawpaw tree. It’ll attract zebra butterflies and benefit you in other ways.
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Common Issues You Should Know About Before Growing Asparagus
Thinking about growing asparagus in your home garden? Before you do, familiarize yourself with these common issues you should take steps to avoid.
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Why You Should Plant Mums In The Spring, According To Our Professional Gardener
House Digest's Peg Aloi delves into the finer points of mums -- a plant that's often mistaken for a seasonal flower but has greater true potential.
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Herbs You'll Want To Avoid Growing Too Close Together In The Garden
There are certain herbs you should avoid planting together, either because they need different conditions or they don't grow well together. Learn more!
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Here's How Borage Can Benefit Cabbage In The Garden
Cabbage is an ever-popular crop, and your gardening can be made even easier by planting borage alongside it. Here's why they work so well together.
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The Downsides To Growing Sweet Potatoes In Your Garden
Sweet potatoes are a simple crop to grow and a delicious veggie to have on hand at all times, but planting them in your garden isn't all upside.
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We Grew Green Onions From Scraps: Here's The Dirt On This Way To Upcycle Food Waste
Growing green onions from scratch seems like a great way to reduce food waste. But does it really work? Our master gardener tried it and has some thoughts.
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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.
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The Benefits Of Growing Chamomile Near Zucchini In Your Garden
It'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.
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The Fragrant Herbs That Will Keep Aphids And Other Pests Off Of Your Citrus Trees
Citrus 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.
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Growing Fennel Is A Great Alternative To Ornamental Grass (With One Major Benefit)
Many 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.
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The Common Garden Waste That Will Make Your Tomato Plants Thrive
If 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.
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The Benefits Of Spraying Your Citrus Trees With Seaweed Extract
You 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.
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The Difference Between Roman & German Chamomile (& Which Is Best For Your Garden)
There 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.
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Try These Easy Tips For Propagating Delicious Rosemary Indoors
Filling up your herb garden with all your fragrant favorites can be expensive. Here are our tips for propagating your rosemary plants for free indoors.
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Tips To Keep Harmful Squash Bugs From Taking Over Your Zucchini Garden
Squash bugs can wreak havoc on your zucchini crops if you're not careful, but you can ward them off with these critter-quelling tricks.
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Why You Should Let Your Cilantro Bolt, According To Our Master Gardener
Some 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.
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