The Clever Way A Repurposed Potato Sack Can Benefit Your Veggie Garden
Keeping your vegetable garden in tip-top shape is the only way to ensure you can reap what you sow. Repurpose a potato sack to benefit your veggie garden.
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Meet Diatomaceous Earth: The Non-Toxic Pest Control For Home And Garden
In a world of evolving natural products, we'd like to introduce you to diatomaceous earth, a non-toxic pest control solution for your home and garden.
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The Common Pantry Spice That Has Amazing Benefits For Your Garden
Spices aren't just for cooking. As it turns out, this kitchen staple is also a handy tool for a myriad of issues you may face in the garden.
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The 14 Best Gardening Tips From Martha Stewart
With so many years of experience, Stewart has accumulated a lot of gardening expertise, and she's certainly not a gatekeeper of her hard-won knowledge.
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For Better Homegrown Tomatoes, Always Plant These 14 Things Alongside Them
It is always satisfying to grow your own tomatoes, and companion planting is a great eco-friendly alternative to fertilizers and pesticides.
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How Much To Water Your Tomato Plants For The Juiciest Fruit This Summer
Your own garden is a dream for easy access to fresh ingredients. But how much water should they get? Follow this tip for the juiciest tomatoes.
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Don't Toss Those Coffee Grounds! Instead Use Them As A Powerful Fertilizer In Your Garden
Believe it or not, those used coffee grounds from your morning cuppa joe can act as a powerful fertilizer in your garden. Here's how to put them to good use.
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Why You Should Never Grow These 2 Berries Together
Growing fruit in your garden can be a rewarding experience that can also save you money. But you never want to plant these two berries together. Here's why.
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10 Tips For Starting Your Own Kitchen Herb Garden
If you're interested in growing your own kitchen herbs but think you can't -- whether due to lack of space, sunlight, or ability -- think again.
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Don't Toss Old Jars, Repurpose Them Into A Kitchen Herb Garden
Having an indoor herb garden is any home cook's dream. But when using old jars, there are a few steps to follow to set up your indoor herb garden for success.
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For A Bountiful Green Bean Harvest, Skip The Seedlings
If you're new to gardening, green bean seedlings may seem like a shortcut worth taking. But here's why you should plant from seed instead.
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Why It Always Pays To Plant This Herb Near Your Tomatoes
Known as companion plants, when grown close together, tomatoes and this herb will benefit each other in many ways. Some even say the tomatoes taste better.
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Don't Toss Your Egg Shells, Repurpose Them In Your Garden Instead
If you save your egg shells to use for the garden instead of throwing them away, your plants will thank you. They can provide something very important.
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Can You Really Eat Pansies From The Garden?
Pansies are edible flowers that can be used as garnishes or as part of your dishes. But can you really just eat them from your garden?
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Pineapples Don't Actually Grow On Trees
Despite popular belief, pineapples don't actually grow on trees. Here's the strange and unexpected way our favorite spiky fruit is grown.
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How To Grow Lettuce Inside
Lettuce is an easy vegetable to grow indoors. It’s low maintenance and grows rapidly. Skip the grocery store and grow fresh lettuce at home.
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These Libraries Lend Out Seeds Instead Of (Or In Addition To) Books
At libraries across America, visitors are checking out something other than books and music. Seed libraries lend out plant seeds
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Welcome Planting Season With Garden Inspired Crafts And DIY Projects
It’s official! Spring has finally sprung. We’re pretty thrilled to say the least, and can’t wait to get started with gardening and planting projects
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FYI's 'Farming Detroit' Documentary Highlights The Urban Farming Revolution
On Saturday, Dec. 10, FYI premiered the documentary Farming Detroit, which follows the rise of urban agriculture and its impact on the city.
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Get More From Garden Fresh Tomatoes
We understand. Tired of eating the same tomato recipes to utilize your harvest? You’re not alone.
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New Survey Finds How Gardeners Minimize Food Waste
If you’ve ever been offered a basket of freshly grown tomatoes from a gardening friend or neighbor
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IKEA To Introduce An Indoor Gardening Series
IKEA is introducing an indoor gardening system to make it easier than ever for consumers to grow their own fresh herbs and lettuce.
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This Plant Grows Eggplants And Potatoes At The Same Time, And It's Non-GMO
A new hybrid plant from a seed manufacturing company is capable of growing eggplants and potatoes at the same time.
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Can Gardening Help Lower The Risk Of Cancer Relapse? This Urban Farm Says Yes
The Ohio State University campus hosts a nurturing program for cancer survivors to improve their health simply by weeding and tending a garden
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Keep Your Green Thumb This Winter
Check out these great ideas to keep a garden through the winter months.
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This Weed Is Actually Good For You
Purslane is a common garden weed that has numerous health benefits such as vitamins and antioxidants.
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German Killed By Neighbor's Poison Zucchini
A stew made of toxic zucchini killed a man in Heidelberg
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