Why You Should Ignore Directions On Carrot Seed Packets & Use These Tips Instead
While the carrot seeds you purchased may come with instructions, here's when to ignore them and use your own techniques, including these expert tips, instead.
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Are Your Dying Peppers Suffering From Overwatering Or Sunscald? Here's How To Tell
While peppers can be fairly hardy plants, even they can take damage from too much sun or too much water. Here's how to know which is which.
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All The Benefits Of Using Galvanized Steel For Your Raised Flower Garden Bed
If your wooden raised beds keep falling apart, you should go ahead and switch to a galvanized steel option for your flowers. Here are all the benefits.
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16 Vegetables That Pair Well With Spinach In The Garden
If you have spinach plants in your garden and want to help them thrive, here are 16 vegetables that will encourage growth and deter any would-be pests.
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Reuse Tea Tins For An Indoor Herbal Garden That'll Add Charm To Any Kitchen
To create your own indoor herbal garden, you can reuse your old tea tins to easily create a DIY herb planter to spice up your kitchen decor.
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Genius Ways To Use Leftover Coffee Grounds In Your Yard & Garden
Did you know that old coffee grounds can be a valuable addition to your garden? Here are all the ways you can reuse coffee grounds to benefit your plants.
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15 Common Mushrooms That Grow On Trees In Your Yard
Whether you're learning to forage for mushrooms or identifying the fungi on your backyard tree, here are 15 common mushrooms you should know how to recognize.
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Things You Should Never Do With Coffee Grounds Around Your Home And Garden
Love coffee? You likely know some ways you can reuse coffee grounds at home. But beware, there are some uses you should approach with care or avoid entirely.
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How To Identify Male & Female Cucumber Flowers And Why It Matters
Identifying male and female flowers on your cucumber plants can help you ensure they're pollinated for a great crop. Here's what to look for.
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How To Grow More Fruitful Pea Pods With The Help Of This Fertilizer
If your pea pods aren't growing well, your soil may be missing this crucial nutrient. Learn how to determine if your soil needs it, and how to apply it.
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If Your Yard Is Filled With Mosquitoes, These 10 Plants Might Be To Blame
Do you have a mosquito problem in your yard or garden, and you can't figure out what to do? You might be attracting them with one of these 10 plants.
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8 Genius Ways To Use Old Jars To Level Up Your Gardening Game
Have you got a collection of unused jars? Instead of recycling them, here are some handy ways you can repurpose old jars to supercharge your gardening game.
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How To Plant Lemon Cucumbers: The Unique Vegetable That's Surprisingly Easy-To-Grow
Lemon cucumbers are a unique addition to edible gardens, providing tasty, round fruits. Here's how to grow them to get a big, healthy harvest from your plants.
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Why Your Summer Watering Routine Is Killing Your Lavender Plants
Lavender grows best in conditions similar to its native Mediterranean home. And that means you should probably be watering it less than you think.
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Our Master Gardener's Advice For Growing Carrots In The Summer Heat
Our expert gardener knows a thing or two about growing vegetables in sweltering conditions. Here’s how to grow carrots that will beat the summer heat.
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The Best Kinds Of Wood Mulch For Growing Mushrooms
Wood mulch isn't only beneficial for shrubs and trees; mushrooms also love its texture and nutrients. Here are the kinds you should use to raise fungi.
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Why You Should Grow Catnip Even If You Don't Have Cats
If you're not a cat person, you might not have ever given catnip a second thought. But the plant is worthy of growing in your garden anyway. Here's why.
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Juicy Tips For Growing Bartlett Pear Trees With Delicious Fruits
Discover tips for successfully growing Bartlett pear trees. Learn best planting techniques and care practices for a juicy and bountiful harvest.
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What Is Callaloo And Should You Add It To Your Garden?
Our master gardener Tiffany Selvey tells us exactly what callaloo is and if it's worth growing this unique plant in your own garden at home.
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The Paper Towel Hack That Makes It Easy To Germinate Lemon Seeds
When life gives you lemons, most people's instinct is to make lemonade. But, with this paper towel hack, you can also germinate the seeds to grow a lemon tree.
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23 Beautiful Plants That Will Thrive In Clay Soil
Clay soil doesn't mean that you can't have beautiful plants in your garden. These gorgeous options will survive and thrive in compacted, clay-based dirt.
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The Best Way To Grow Squash In A Crowded Garden
If you don't have enough room for everything you want to plant in your garden, there may be a solution. Consider this method of growing squash to save space.
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Easy Tips To Know When It's Time To Harvest New Potatoes
Despite being buried underneath the soil, harvesting potatoes is fairly intuitive. These are our tips for knowing when new potatoes are ready to be dug up.
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Easy Tips & Tricks To Prune Parsley For More Produce In Your Garden
If you have an herb garden, you’re likely growing parsley. This staple must be properly pruned and harvested in the garden for bushy growth and a large harvest.
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Can You Regrow Store-Bought Cilantro To Bring More Magic To Your Herb Garden?
Have you ever wondered whether you can grow your own cilantro using cuttings from the batch you bought at the store? Here's the truth about whether it works.
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Don't Try Regrowing Asparagus From Grocery Store Produce. Do This Instead
While it may seem tempting to regrow store-bought asparagus, it likely won't work. Here's how to grow asparagus from crowns or seed instead.
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The Natural Fertilizer Your Blueberry Plant Needs Is Already In Your Kitchen
If your blueberry plants could use a boost, there's an ingenious method to fertilize them and provide nutrients. It's probably already in your kitchen.
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