Reasons Why Your Cucumber Plant Is Turning Yellow
If you're planting cucumber plants this season, you may run into a few problems, such as yellowing leaves. Here's why this could be happening.
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How To Prune Your Blueberry Bush Like A Pro
Pruning a blueberry bush is important to ensure it stays healthy and continues to produce fruit every year. Here's when and how it should be done.
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Companion Plants That Will Thrive Alongside Watermelons In The Garden
Grow large, healthy watermelons by introducing companion plants near them. Doing so can repel pests and attract pollinators. Here are a few to consider.
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How To Keep Cucumber Beetles Out Of Your Garden
Cucumber beetles can harm - and eventually kill - cucurbit plants like melons, pumpkins, and cucumbers. Here's how you can keep them out of your garden.
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Where To Plant Blueberry Bushes For The Ultimate Summer Harvest
Sure, it's important to know how to take care of your blueberry bushes if you want a bountiful harvest. But first, you need to know where to plant them.
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The Best Time To Fertilize Your Blueberry Plants
If you don't fertilize blueberries on time, you can deter their growth. But with good care, you'll have flowers in the spring and fresh berries every summer.
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Mistakes You're Making When Growing Zucchini Plants
Under the right conditions, it shouldn't be too difficult to grow zucchini in your garden. That being said, avoid making these mistakes when doing so.
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Why Pulling Lettuce From The Root Is A Mistake (And How To Harvest The Right Way)
If you're harvesting lettuce by the roots, you're not getting the most you can out of your plant. Here's how to do it the right way for a bountiful harvest.
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How Far Should You Space Out Peppers In Your Garden?
Spacing out your pepper plants is critical for the health and yield of your garden. Find out how to space popular pepper varieties for optimal results.
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How To Successfully Grow Carrots In Containers
Carrots can be challenging to grow if you don't do it right. Thankfully, they are easier to grow in containers than in garden beds. Here's how.
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How To Use Mesh Bags To Protect Your Vegetable Garden From Pests
Keep pests off your plants by using a mesh laundry bag. It's a simple tactic that can prevent your plant from becoming a bug's next meal. Here's how.
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Grow Beautiful Strawberries By Using Old Tires
Get ready to enjoy fresh strawberries all summer long with this DIY strawberry planter that repurposes old tires - no power tools required!
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The Biggest Mistakes That Are Made When Growing Oregano
Oregano adds great flavor to nearly any dish, and it's easy to grow yourself! But avoid making these mistakes for a plentiful (and delicious) harvest.
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The Best Plants And Vegetables To Plant In Your Garden In August
As summer winds down in August, rest assured there's still time to plant gorgeous blooms and delicious vegetables in your garden. Here are 20 to start with.
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How Joanna Gaines Turns Potted Herbs Into Beautiful Kitchen Wall Art
A mini herb garden may just be the design element your kitchen needs. Here's how Joanna Gaines recently styled one for a "Fixer Upper" reveal.
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The Secret To Keeping Birds Out Of Your Precious Fruit Trees Is Already Hidden Away In Your Kitchen
Birds are lovely -- except when they're nibbling away at your fruit trees. Here's a safe and humane way to deter birds from taking your harvest.
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The Best Vegetable To Grow If You're A Lazy Gardener
You can grow it indoors or outdoors. It can stand frigid temperatures, isn't bothered by pests, and is known to be immune to blight.
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How To Prevent Your Lettuce From Bolting
Are you getting more tall stems and flowers than succulent leaves from your home garden lettuce beds? Here's how to prevent your lettuce from bolting.
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How Ratoon Cropping Can Benefit Your Vegetable Garden
Ratooning, a type of propagation common to commercial growing, is a method home gardeners can apply as well. Find out how to prolong your garden's yield.
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Why Adding Epsom Salt Will Help Your Cucumbers Thrive
Not only can Epsom salt soothe a sore back, but it can also help your cucumbers thrive. Here's what makes it a great supplement and how to use it in the garden.
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Here's Why You Should Be Growing Zucchini Vertically
Many people grow their zucchini in horizonal beds - but there's an increasing number of people using vertical gardening. Here's why you should consider it.
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Why Pruning Your Basil Plant Is Key To Maximum Yield
Basil is one of the easiest herbs to manage, making it a great first choice for gardeners with less experience. Here's why you should prune this herb regularly.
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Try Soil Bag Planting For A Quick And Easy No-Dig Vegetable Garden
Soil bag planting has evolved into a fun alternative to growing crops, as gardeners look for creative ways to grow a garden across various living situations.
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The Best Method For Watering Your Rosemary Plants
Rosemary plants are often thought of as resilient and easy to care for, but it can be difficult to make sure your plant is getting the right amount of water.
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Should You Try The Viral Hack Of Planting Your Rose Bush With A Potato?
Rose bushes can be a beautiful addition to your home but what is the best way to grow? We break down the potato hack for growing rose bushes.
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Martha Stewart's Guide To Growing Herbs In A Windowsill
Interested in an indoor herb garden? Check out these tips from Martha Stewart and learn how to grow delicious ingredients in your own windowsill.
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These Vegetables Are Best When Grown In A Bucket
Bucket gardening has become a popular and practical solution for growing vegetables in limited spaces. Here are the best vegetables for bucket gardens.
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