The Affordable Way To Build Raised Beds For Your Vegetable Garden
Raising your own vegetable garden doesn't have to be expensive. Build some affordable raised beds for your yard, patio, or balcony with this easy tip.
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The Bed Sheet Hack To Prevent Weed Growth In Your Vegetable Garden
Whether you're an eco warrior, a thrifty homesteader, or a farmer with a really full linen closet, this bed sheet hack might just solve two problems at once
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What Exactly Is Nostalgia Gardening (And Why You Should Try It)
Gardening is a wonderful hobby that creates pretty outdoor spaces. A popular trend is nostalgia gardening and you may want to give it a try.
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Don't Throw Away Old Coffee Containers: The Clever Way To Use Them In Your Home Garden
Coffee is a staple in a majority of homes and that means empty containers. You don't have to toss them because they can be useful in a home garden.
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Planting Fresh Rosemary? Add This To Your Soil For The Best Results
Rosemary is a useful herb for cooking as well as adding a pleasant odor to your kitchen. When growing it, you need to create the proper type of soil.
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8 Vegetables To Plant This Winter In Your Garden
Winter might not be the most obvious time to garden, but there are plenty of vegetables that benefit from being planted in the colder season.
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Protect Your Herbs From Cold Winters With A Simple And Clever Solution
Getting your garden ready for winter takes a lot of preparation. You can protect your herbs from cold weather with this clever, simple solution.
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14 Fruit Trees You Should Plant This Fall In Your Backyard
Fall is typically known as harvest season, but you can plant plenty of fruit trees in your backyard during this season. Here's which ones will flourish.
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Why Eating Elderberries Could Be Dangerous For Your Health
Elderberries are a tart fruit that can have potential health benefits. But they also could be dangerous to your health unless you follow these steps.
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Flies In Your Kitchen? Grow This Fresh Herb To Keep Them At Bay
Pests in your home are annoying, and flies in the kitchen are especially distressful. There is a fresh herb you can grow that will repel insects.
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Gardeners Urged To Spray Veggies With An Old-School Soap To Keep Bugs Away
There are lots of options for keeping insects off of your vegetable garden, but this easy-to-make spray will help you keep bugs away with ease.
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Save Money On Veggie Garden Soil With A Classic Technique (Thanks, Germany)
This technique creates a nutrient-rich environment for your vegetable beds or flower gardens and uses things you probably have from around the house and yard.
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The Simple Pantry Add-In That Helps Houseplants Thrive
Fungal spores can wreak havoc on your houseplants. But there's an ingredient in your pantry that will keep your plants' leaves healthy and lush.
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The Everyday Food Scrap That Doubles As A Hummingbird Magnet
Throwing away food scraps is wasteful. Fortunately, there is one that you don't have to toss and you can use to attract and feed hummingbirds to your backyard.
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10 Plants That Will Survive In Your Low-Light Kitchen
Plants are great for brightening up your kitchen. Unfortunately, many require direct sunlight, and your kitchen isn't always going to get a ton of it.
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Why The 3-Hour Gardening Rule Is So Important To Follow
If you're new to gardening, or a seasoned gardener, you'll want to know about the 3-hour rule. Here's what it is and why it's important to you and your plants.
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What, Exactly, Is A Tomato Cage And How Does It Work?
Here's what you should know about tomato cages, how they work, when you should add one to your tomato garden, and which type of tomato they're best for.
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Here's How To Grow A Cherry Tree From A Pit
If you enjoy cherries, you may have wondered how hard it is to grow them from a pit. With a little love, effort, and following these tips, you can make it easy.
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Why You Shouldn't Always Prune Your Homegrown Tomato Plants
Nothing beats fresh tomatoes right off the vine, but if you've been pruning your tomatoes, there are a few reasons why you should stop. Here's what to know.
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Don't Throw Out Your Avocado Skins! Use Them To Boost Your Garden's Growth
Although avocado skins and pits are considered unsuitable for human consumption, they have a variety of uses and can help keep your garden healthy and thriving.
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Plant These 4 Garden Herbs To Keep Ticks At Bay This Summer
Ticks are a ubiquitous pest that can infest even the most carefully planted gardens. Fortunately, a handful of accessible plants may be able to help.
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How To Stop Your Homegrown Mint Leaves From Turning Brown Once And For All
Mint is a helpful herb to have on hand, but what should you do if the leaves start turning brown? Here are some solutions for keeping your mint green.
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Which Country Produces The Most Blueberries?
Several states across the U.S. produce blueberries for our everyday enjoyment. But does it produce the most of this tiny superfood as a country?
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How To Stop Your Tomato Plants From Splitting Once And For All
Tomatoes are some of the most popular plants among gardeners, but how can you prevent unsightly skin splitting? We have the answer, and it's pretty simple.
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How Often Should You Really Be Watering These 5 Common Vegetables In Your Garden?
An at-home garden is great for those looking to enjoy yard-to-kitchen meals. How often should you water these common vegetables to keep your garden bustling?
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Plant This Herb To Improve The Soil Quality In Your Vegetable Garden
If the soil in your vegetable garden could use some extra nutrients, try planting this accessible, low-maintenance herb - it may even help deter pests.
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A Hydroponic Garden Lets You Grow Produce From Your Own Apartment
You can be a farmer right in the comfort of your living room! With hydroponics, fresh herbs and veggies are in reach year round, even in confined spaces.
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