Growing wildflowers from seed is easy and rewarding, and an inexpensive way to make more plants. Seeds sown in the fall will give you flowers a few months later.
Pick up your favorite winter herbs this holiday season and grow them indoors. Snip from plants like rosemary and flavor meats like a beef rib roast.
Help your houseplants make the transition back indoors when the temperatures drop.
Grow pumpkins in your vegetable garden for your own jack-o’-lantern or harvest decor. Plant pie pumpkins and harvest fruit for your Thanksgiving pies.
Landscapes are filled with potentially scary plants, from poison ivy and poison oak, to exotic houseplants that contain toxic compounds. Know what you grow and protect your family and pets.
Follow these steps for a creative and longer-lasting jack-o’-lantern this Halloween, whether you grown your own gourd, or buy from the Garden Center.
Check out this video for tips on creating a front porch jack-o’-lantern masterpiece this Halloween.
Make cactus and other succulents part of your indoor plant line-up. They’re easy and low-maintenance plants, even for brown thumbs.
Put the garden to bed before winter with fall garden cleanup.
Get ready for an exhilarating display of blooms when the spring bulbs push their way to the surface. Read on for the steps to beautiful bulbs.
Make this succulent centerpiece and use it for three holidays: Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Create your garden with a specific intention in mind, including gardening for pollinators, wellness or cut flowers.