The following sowing and transplanting methods are available to the amateur gardener who wants to grow tomatoes outside without the use of a greenhouse.
Learn how to germinate seeds effectively and boost your gardening success with these simple tips and techniques.
Stepping stones are a functional way to dress-up your lawn or garden and can be made into fun craft activity for the family to make for your home or as a gift idea.
Spring and summer gardening can be a great whole-body workout to shed extra winter weight.
Uncover the truth about allergies and their causes. Find out why there is a rise in allergies and how to manage them effectively.
Today’s hectic lifestyles leave families little time to spend together; however, gardening offers a perfect opportunity for a family to share and learn together.
Discover the amazing benefits of wheatgrass for your health and well-being. Learn about its powerful detoxifying properties.
For those who crave chocolate and can’t get enough can now savor the sweetness without gaining a pound or feeling guilty. Plant a chocolate lover’s garden!
Popular herb garden plants used as sectional edging or container inmates, hyssop is an attractive, if attenuated, sweet scented evergreen.
Gardeners are discovering that coffee grounds offer a valuable source of nutrition for gardens.
Living in a condo or apartment shouldn’t prevent you from enjoying of the fresh tastes or heavenly scents of Spring and Summer. Even with the smallest of balconies, you can create a garden that suits your style – 25 floors high.
Feed the soil, and the soil will feed the plants. Feed the soil compost tea, and you will have healthy, productive plants.
Find out how to care for aloes effectively, focusing on drainage and habitat to ensure your succulent plants thrive beautifully.
You can take great pleasure in knowing you had a hand in a beautiful plant from start to finish. Plant propagation can be done either sexually or asexually.
Have you ever wondered why one plant will do great in one area, but that same variety dies in another area when it’s getting the same amount of sunlight and water? How do I know if the soil I am planting in is what I should be planting in?