Tips For Starting A Backyard Winter Garden For Beginners
The gardening season does not have to end with the first frost. Follow these guidelines to establish your winter garden and grow veggies all year.
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Pros And Cons Of Growing Berries In Your Garden, And Which Are Easiest To Grow
Berries aren't only tasty, many species are exceptionally easy to grow with very little maintenance required, but there are a few pros and cons.
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TikTok Tests Which Kitchen Scraps Are The Best Compost For Growing Tomatoes
If you want to grow a healthy, large crop of tomatoes, check out this TikTok experiment that tested which kitchen scraps serve as the best compost.
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Grow Green Beans All Year-Round With These Indoor Gardening Tips
Green beans are generally considered an outdoor crop, but there are some steps you can take to harvest and enjoy these tasty veggies a year-round.
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Vegetables That Grow Well With Sweet Alyssum In The Garden
If you're looking for a companion plant to support and beautify your garden, sweet alyssum offers a host of benefits for some of your favorite vegetables.
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Tips For Overwintering And Protecting Elephant Ear Bulbs
Native to tropical regions worldwide, elephant ear plants become harder to care for as winter approaches. Here are our tips for overwintering their bulbs.
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The Popular Type Of Tree That You Should Select Based On Gender
For many tree species, gender is irrelevant and often inaccurate. However, you'll want to determine the gender of this specific tree type before purchasing it.
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The Pruning Trick That'll Revitalize Your Strawberries And Bring A Bigger Bounty
This pruning practice for June-bearing strawberries will give the plant the energy it needs to grow bountiful strawberries in the years to come.
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How To Prep Strawberry Plants For Winter (& Common Mistakes To Avoid)
Taking up little space and gifting sweet fruits, you want to take care of your strawberry plants. Here’s how to help yours survive winter and mistakes to avoid.
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Scare Birds Away From Seedlings With A Simple Dollar Tree Garden Hack
While bird watching can be an enjoyable pastime, what you don't want to see is birds feasting on your garden plants. An easy Dollar Tree hack solves this issue.
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Turn Kitchen Trash Into Indoor Garden Treasure Using An Old Milk Carton
Microgreens are healthy, but they cost a pretty penny at the supermarket. For a fraction of the price, you can turn kitchen trash into your own mini garden.
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18 Plant Varieties That'll Bring Fall Birds To Your Yard And Garden
In the fall, the number of birds visiting your yard and garden may drop. During this season, when food is scarce, use these plants to provide meals for birds.
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Revive Your Garden Mint With A Beneficial Soil Tip
Mint plants are pretty low-maintenance, but when planted in the ground they quickly take over. Here's how to keep your potted mint healthy and productive.
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How Long Do Pumpkins Last Off The Vine And When Should You Harvest Them?
When autumn arrives, you might be eager to harvest your pumpkins and display them. But, what is the best time to pick them so they last all season?
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8 Herbs And Vegetables To Avoid Growing Near Cilantro In The Garden
Cilantro is a great plant that many choose to add to their gardens. However, there are some other herbs and veggies that you should avoid growing next to it.
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Genius Ways To Use Sage Around Your Home And Garden You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
Uncover the genius ways to utilize sage in your home and garden. Discover the incredible versatility of sage and revolutionize your living spaces today!
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Why You Might Consider Detasseling Corn In The Garden
There are some big differences in the practices involved in growing crops commercially and in the home garden. Detasseling corn is one of them.
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The Stages Of Growing Cucumbers From Seed To Fruit (A Visual Guide)
Explore the stages of growing cucumbers from seed to fruit with our visual guide. Gain valuable insights to nurture your own successful cucumber harvest.
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The Trick To Try With Your Potato Plants After Harvesting To Produce A Second Crop
It can be hard to know when to harvest potatoes but if you want to get a second crop after harvesting the first, this is what you need to do.
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Why The Fruit From Your Lemon Tree Looks Lumpy And What You Can Do About It
When your lemon tree produces gorgeous, smooth, yellow lemons year after year, finding lumpy fruits one day may startle you. Don't fret. Here's how to fix it.
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How To Correctly Map Out And Space Your Garden Veggie Plants
Sure, you can just throw some plants in the ground and hope for the best, but mapping out your garden ahead of time will increase your harvest.
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Clear-Cut Signs That Squirrels Are To Blame For Your Tomato Problems
If the tomato plants in your garden keep getting destroyed, here are some signs that will help you figure out if pesky squirrels are the culprits.
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Fall Fertilizer Tips You Should Follow For Avocado Trees
Avocado trees can become rather finicky as the growing season slips away, especially in colder climates. Follow these tips to fertilize yours properly in fall.
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Why Fall Is The Perfect Season To Start Planting Your Own Garlic
When summer closes its doors, your garden doesn't have to follow suit. Here's why and how you should plant garlic in the fall to grow it on your own.
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Will Baker's Yeast Take Your Tomato Plants To The Next Level?
Sometimes you have items in your kitchen that can give your plants an extra boost as fertilizer. If you have this product, it may be worth a try.
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Can You Grow Thriving Tomato Plants In Old Mason Jars? Here's What You Should Know
Online chatter has novice gardeners trying to grow tomato plants in glass jars. Here's what our gardening expert, Peg Aloi, thinks about this repurposing hack.
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Can You Grow Clementines From Seed In The Garden?
Clementines are one of the most popular citrus fruits at the grocery store, but can you actually grow one from seed and plant it in your garden?
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