The Benefits Of Planting Lavender In Your Edible Garden
While lavender looks beautiful and has an amazing scent and taste, it also has a couple other benefits when used as a companion plant in an edible garden.
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Tips To Harvest And Store Your Fresh Garden Herbs So They Last Longer
Growing your own herbs can be a game-changer in the kitchen. Here's how to properly harvest them from your garden and store them in a variety of ways.
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What Is A 'Food Forest' And Why Is It A Good Alternative To Your Lawn?
A food forest is a great alternative to a traditional lawn. Learn what a food forest is and why it might be a great choice for your landscape.
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How To Harvest Tomato Seeds Like A Gardening Expert
Harvesting tomato seeds for later use can provide many years of bountiful and tasty crops. The experts boast about it, and here's how you can do it, too.
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Why Onions And Asparagus Don't Belong Alongside Each Other In The Garden
Onions and asparagus are as popular to grow as they are to cook with, but they don't get on well in the garden. Here's why it's a good idea to grow them apart.
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The Best Place To Plant Mint, According To Martha Stewart
If you have ever planted mint in the ground, you'll know just how invasive it is. But Martha Stewart has an idea on how to contain it so it doesn't spread.
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TikTok's Clever Trick For Growing Cucumbers Vertically Is A Total Game Changer
TikTok has a game-changing solution for supporting cucumbers grown vertically, and it's not only a cost-effective hack but an environmentally friendly one, too.
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How To Save Your Own Tomato Seeds, According To House Digest's Master Gardener
House Digest's very own Master Gardener shares the process of how to save tomato seeds so that you can enjoy your favorite variety of tomatoes year after year.
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One Vegetable Is Perfect For Beginner Gardeners, According To Martha Stewart
If you want to grow a vegetable garden but aren't sure where to begin, Martha Stewart recommends this leafy green for its variety and versatility.
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You Shouldn't Grow These Two Herbs In The Same Pot
Companion planting can be beneficial to several different species of plants. But, here are two herbs that you should never grow in the same pot.
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Repurpose Your Laundry Baskets For The Perfect Berries Planter
Have an extra laundry basket laying around the home that's just taking up space? Repurpose it into a DIY berries planter with this simple hack.
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Avoid Planting These Two Herbs Next To Each Other
Growing herbs is an easy way to get into the world of gardening, but beware of these two beneficial herbs that aren't so beneficial to each other.
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Why You Should Reconsider Pulling Out Dead Or Dying Tomato Plants
When plants die at the end of the season, most of us rip them out to create a fresh garden for next year. However, you might want to leave your tomatoes alone.
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Everything You Need To Know To Start A No-Till Garden
If you're tired of all the maintenance that comes with a traditional garden, it might be time to try the "no-till" route. Here is how to start.
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The Handy Utensil That Gives Growing Seedlings The Support They Need
Are your seedlings thriving but constantly flopping over? Rather than buying expensive stakes at the garden center, repurpose these utensils instead.
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The Benefits Of Planting Basil And Peppers Next To Each Other
Are you looking for ideas for companion planting that will make the best use of your growing space? Planting basil and peppers together has many benefits.
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The Best Way To Rescue An Overwatered Tomato Plant
If your tomato plant is showing signs of overwatering, there's a simple first step you can take to save it that requires no tools or advanced gardening skills.
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What Is Intercropping And Why Should You Keep It In Mind When Gardening
Intercropping is a gardening technique where different crops are cultivated together. Here is why should you keep it in mind when gardening.
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The Aluminum Foil Hack That'll Speed Up Your Tomato Harvest
If your homegrown tomatoes are ripening too slowly, growing too small, or getting destroyed by wildlife, try out this simple aluminum foil hack.
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Companion Plants That Will Totally Thrive Next To Your Flourishing Cilantro
Planting certain types of plants together can be very beneficial for your garden. We look at the best companion plants that will thrive next to your cilantro.
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Grow The Crispiest Cucumbers With A Secret Weapon From Your Kitchen
Do you want to ensure your cucumber patch grows big, crispy cucumbers all season long? This common kitchen ingredient can help you amend the soil.
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The Benefit Of Planting Onions Next To Your Tomatoes
Companion planting, among other things, can improve the yield of your crops. Check out the benefit of planting onions next to your tomatoes.
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The Gardening Myth About Ripening Tomatoes That Might Just Work, According To House Digest's Master Gardener
Getting tomatoes to perfectly ripen can be tricky. Here are the stages of ripening plus why and when a popular gardening myth might be the best move.
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The Common Mistakes To Avoid When Growing Herbs Indoors
From fresh mint in your mojito to some lavender on your ice cream, herbs are hearty plants that are easy to grow, as long as you avoid some common mistakes.
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13 Potato Varieties Every Gardener Should Know About For National Potato Day
With National Potato Day around the corner, we've listed 13 delicious varieties every gardener should know about, along with their maintenance needs.
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The Best Heirloom Apple Trees To Grow
Growing your own produce can be highly satisfying. There are thousands of varieties of apples, so we find out which are the best heirloom apple trees to grow.
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Easily Turn Your Store-Bought Produce Into A Flourishing Pepper Plant
With this hack, you can give the scraps from your store-bought produce a new life as a pepper plant in your garden. Here's how to use this simple TikTok tip.
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