If you’re craving fresh greens during the winter, make room in your kitchen window garden for this undemanding veggie that is cheap, prolific, and easy to grow.
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Rethink what belongs in your garden shed. Everyday bathroom essentials might just be the secret to healthier plants and a greener, low-waste garden.
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While woodscaping is certainly a low-maintenance way to beautify your outdoor space, there is an element to this option that some may not appreciate.
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If a flower requires cold stratification, it's best to plant in October before frosts begin. Such is the case with this stunning, spring-blooming blue flower.
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As long as you have done the necessary prep work, you can put your feet up during winter while your garden and its tiny guests remain busy beneath the soil.
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Fall is a great time to take stock of the plants growing in your garden, and if you happen to stumble upon any of these species, remove them for good.
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If temperatures drop too suddenly, cold shock can occur in even the most cold-hardy plants. Here are some indications of cold shock and what to do about it.
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Swamp mallow attracts beauty, pollinators, and hidden visitors. Its vibrant flowers thrive, but certain pests may be silently impacting your garden’s balance.
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Semi-hardwood cuttings offer a simple way to expand your garden this season, supporting vibrant blooms, evergreen hedges, and pollinator-friendly plantings.
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Some flowering plants that produce bulbs, tubers, or corms need to be lifted and stored for winter. Know which you have if you want to save them for spring.
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This landscaping feature may look nice in the beginning, but if it's not properly maintained, it'll quickly deteriorate, lowering your home value.
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In winter, don’t settle for canned, dried, or preserved bounty from your summer garden. Instead, pick this fresh vegetable for dinner that you grew indoors.
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Looking for more flowering plants to border your patio or adorn balcony planters? Consider this pretty, hardy U.S. native plant. It offers year-round color.
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As the air gets colder and the days get shorter, keeping up with chores can be a big job. But with the right gear, nothing's impossible.
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A landscaping material commonly used on paths and driveways also happens to be the best addition to herb garden soil for growing bushier, more flavorful plants.
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If you've always wanted to grow a pomegranate tree, you might be unsure whether it can be planted in October. The good news is it can, depending on your zone.
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Bats aren’t just nighttime guests—they’re garden allies. Certain flowers can help draw them in, supporting pollination and pest control long after sunset.
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Fall may seem quiet in the garden, but some weeds are just getting started. Certain species thrive now, making this the season to act before they gain ground.
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Raking fallen leaves from your yard is always a time-consuming and exhaustive task. These 7 removal ideas might make that chore a bit easier.
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For all their grace and elegance, peace lilies have a darker side that can leave you uncomfortable if you don't wash your hands after handling them.
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If you want to stop pest infestations in the garden early, it's necessary to be equipped with the knowledge to identify their eggs and effective treatments.
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Just because you don't keep your plants top of mind, doesn't mean you can't grow them. Many herbs practically thrive on neglect, making them foolproof options.
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Fall harvests bring fruits and vegetables of all shapes and sizes. While fresh produce is delicious, most won't be as filling as one Rhode Island farmer's.
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Flower beds have long been a staple element in most gardens. While groups of blooms aren't going anywhere, trends indicate that their purpose may be changing.
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Strong spring blooms start with one essential step in fall. Knowing when to divide your perennials ensures healthier roots and longer-lasting plants.
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In places with frigid winters—think Maine, Minnesota, Montana—frost damage will kill your outdoor potted plants. But what if you store them in your garage?
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If your peace lily is looking a little under the weather with floppy leaves, then there might be an unsuspecting cause that has nothing to do with watering.
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