As long as you live in USDA zones 3 to 7 and follow routine maintenance tasks, this citrusy herb will reliably return to your garden season after season.
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While tomatoes have plenty of potential companion plants that they will grow well with, this other edible option is best kept in a separate garden bed.
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Did you know you can screen your backyard from prying eyes using shrubs and even trees? It's a bonus if you grow a living fence that produces delicious fruit.
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Getting basil to grow isn't difficult, but allowing it to thrive is another story. This gardener seems to have cracked the code to achieving tall, lush plants.
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Summer recipes call for big, red, juicy tomatoes. But amid this year's scarcities and price hikes, tomato lovers may have to take matters into their own hands.
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With edible fruit, scented blossoms, and a capacity to attract birds and butterflies, this tree is a great option if you also want natural privacy in the yard.
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We love a robust ground cover, but not those that are invasive and will take over your entire yard. You're better off avoiding this one from the allium family.
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While June-bearing strawberries are great if you want a large, yearly harvest, this lesser-known variety produces smaller fruits multiple times each summer.
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Thanks to its strong, refreshing scent, this fast-growing herb can act as a form of natural pest control that will ward off pesky cabbage flies.
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There are plenty of reasons to attract beautiful birds to your garden, so make them feel more welcome with this simple hack that will keep them full.
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Starting a garden from scratch can be daunting: Set yourself up for flourishing success by ascertaining what your soil needs, what to plant where, and more.
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You don't have to plant only flowering perennials to attract butterflies to your garden. Trees work great, too, as long as they're small and bloom abundantly.
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If you have a pond in your garden, this 12th century technique can allow you to make the most of your space and create a lush, green paradise.
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Free your tomato plants from small starter pots. Growing them in 5-gallon buckets gives them the environment they need to thrive all season long.
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Why reach for synthetic fertilizers when you have the makings of a tomato-boosting concoction on your countertop? Turn these peels from trash into treasure.
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Do your tomato plants have yellowing leaves? Is there a noticeable lack of flowers or fruit? They likely need a good dose of this easy-to-make fertilizer tea.
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Radishes are an easy-to-grow vegetable, great for beginner gardeners. This particular variety is fast growing and compact, making it ideal for planters.
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When it comes to adding beauty to our gardens, we look to Joanna Gaines for her impeccable, yet functional, style. This structure is no exception.
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If your garden space is limited, you'll be happy to learn that beets are one of the veggies that can successfully grow in a pot, and this is how you can do it.
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If you want to be able to monitor your plants' root health and avoid having to store bulky pots after the growing season, these Amazon pots might be for you.
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Which herbs will thrive when planted just as the weather begins to warm? Follow our list for the best herbs you can begin to plant outside in May.
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My grandpa always used this natural fertilizer where he planned to grow tomatoes. Here's the science behind why it helped grow strong, tasty tomatoes.
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Planting heirloom seeds offers many benefits: The seeds produce a plant true to the parent, they taste better, and are usually tougher. Here are our favorites.
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This companion gives tomato plants a boost by protecting them from harmful pests. Grow it alongside your tomatoes for a healthy and delicious harvest.
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Whether you're planting in raised beds, containers, or in the ground, these tips will help you plan before starting a new garden to guarantee the most success.
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Carrot flies lay eggs and their larvae feast on the root vegetables, destroying the crops. But there are preventative and corrective measures to stop them.
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When you're shopping for fertilizer for tomatoes, the selection can be overwhelming. Here's a good option if you're trying to keep your garden eco-friendly.
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