The 11 Most Difficult Vegetables To Grow In Your Garden
If you’re a new gardener, you'll wonder which vegetables are the hardest to grow so you can avoid them. Learn which plants are best for seasoned, green thumbs.
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Plant Your Potatoes In A Laundry Basket And Watch What Happens
If you have limited space for gardening, you may have considered growing your potatoes in a laundry basket. Find out what would happen if you tried this hack.
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Mistakes To Avoid When Growing Dragon Fruit Plants
Dragon fruit is a lovely tropical plant that grows well in containers. Be sure to avoid these common pitfalls so you end up with delicious and colorful fruit.
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When To Prune Your Asparagus Tops (And Common Mistakes To Avoid)
If you're growing a perennial asparagus plant, it's important to prune the tops at the right time of year. Find out when this is and some mistakes to avoid.
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The Colorful Herb That Will Benefit From A Dash Of Baking Soda
Herbs are easy to grow and thrive in a number of different locations. This colorful herb, in particular, will benefit from a dash of baking soda.
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15 Plants You Should Start Sowing In Late Winter To Set Your Garden Up For Success
The late winter season is the perfect time to sow many types of seeds for a bountiful spring harvest. These are 15 plants you can start when it's chilly out.
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Is It Okay To Use Lawn Fertilizer In Your Garden? Here's What We Know
You may want to think twice before using lawn fertilizer in your garden. Learn what type of fertilizer is best for your fruit and vegetable plants.
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The Space Saving DIY You Should Know Before Planting Cabbage
If you don't have a large area for growing cabbage in your yard, discover an easy way to save space. This genius DIY shouldn't cost you much money either.
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The Best Time Of Year To Prune Fruit Trees
Not all trees are equal. They have varying landscaping needs, even when it comes to pruning. Learn when to prune your fruit trees and where the exceptions lie.
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The Gardening Tip That Prevents Mildew From Growing On Broccoli Plants
Broccoli is often susceptible to mildew. Learn how proper harvesting and pruning can help reduce or eliminate the amount of mildew you'll have to deal with.
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Fruit Trees You Didn't Know You Could Grow In Colder Climates, According To Our Professional Gardener
While fruit trees are often grown in southern states, there are actually quite a few cultivars that can thrive in colder climates, even up to USDA zone 3.
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The Best Vegetables To Grow In Your Upside-Down Garden
Upside-down gardening involves allowing plants to grow out of the bottom of hanging pots. If you want to try this method, these are the best vegetables to grow.
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TikTok Shows Us How To Grow Potatoes Without Digging, But Does It Really Work?
You may have heard of the no-dig potato planting method using straw or hay. If you want to know if this really works, we've got the answers you're looking for.
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Use This Unexpected Kitchen Waste To Grow Potatoes In No Time
Potatoes are a crop that take some time to grow. Utilizing this unexpected kitchen waste will ensure you get to harvest your potatoes on time.
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The Common Pest That Attacks Your Garlic (And How To Get Rid Of It)
Bulb mites are a common pest that can ruin your garlic harvest, but luckily there are some ways to get rid of such an infestation or avoid it entirely.
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Can You Grow A Fruiting Tree From A Whole Orange? House Digest's Gardening Experts Weigh In
TikTok says that growing an orange tree is as simple as burying a fruit in the ground and waiting patiently. In practice, it's slightly more complicated.
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The Flowering Plant That'll Keep Pests Away From Your Asparagus In The Garden
Asparagus out of the garden can be a delight but pests can ruin your vegetables. Fortunately, there is one plant that can protect your asparagus crop.
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How To Successfully Force Your Rhubarb To Achieve An Earlier Harvest
If you want your rhubarb to be even tastier, it's time to try "forcing" it. Here's an old trick that will change your opinion on rhubarb forever.
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Why You Should Stop Watering Your Potatoes Weeks Before Harvesting
If you plan to store your potatoes over the winter, it's essential that you stop watering them weeks before harvesting. Here's why that's the case.
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This Ingenious Planting Technique Will Make Weeds A Thing Of The Past
Weeds can be a real nuisance to your garden, and if you aren't interested in using herbicides, try this planting technique to ensure weeds can't grow.
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The Tasty Veggie You'll Want To Consider Planting Alongside Your Basil
Basil is a popular companion plant for a reason, but there's one particular plant that it's a lifesaver for -- and it's just as tasty.
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The Garlic Hack You Need To Know Before Planting In Your Garden
Preparing homegrown garlic for cooking can be a challenge, but one TikToker figured out an easy way to get the stems out of the way.
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Forget Buying Seeds For Your Garden. Here's How To Get Them For Free
It is possible to start a garden from seeds without paying for a single seed out of pocket. These tips will help you score flower and vegetable seeds for free.
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Avoidable Mistakes That Are Killing Your Onions In The Garden
Onions are not the simplest crops to grow in your garden. You can make it easier by learning the most avoidable mistakes before you start planting.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Cracking An Egg Into Your Tomato Plants
Many gardeners swear cracking a whole egg into the soil before planting tomatoes will supercharge your harvest, but here's why you might want to think twice.
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Mistakes That Could Spell Doom For Your Delicious-Smelling Chocolate Mint Plant
If you're growing chocolate mint either indoors or in the garden, discover some common mistakes you could be making that may lead to the plant's demise.
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Growing Mushrooms With Hydrogen Peroxide: Good Or Bad Idea?
Different types of fruits and vegetables require different growing techniques. We find out if growing mushrooms with hydrogen peroxide is a good or bad idea.
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