What It Means When You Spot A Strawberry With Yellow Flowers
Not all red berries with yellow flowers are the sweet treat you're hoping for. Here's what it could really mean when you see them in the wild.
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The Reason Gardeners Are Putting Kitchen Sponges In Flower Pots Before Planting — And Why You Should Too
Sick of your houseplants dying on you? Make things easier with this hack by putting a few pieces of kitchen sponge in the bottom of your flower pots.
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The Easy Way To Prevent Pesky Bottom Rot On Your Tomato Plants
If you're growing your own tomatoes, you might find that some of your is suffering from a pesky problem called "bottom rot." Here's what an expert told us.
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You'll Probably Regret Planting These 10 Fruits And Vegetables In Your Garden
Some fruits and vegetables are easier to grow in your home garden than others. Here are several that you might regret growing, according to gardening experts.
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How To DIY Your Own Raised Garden Bed
We spoke with an expert, and now we're here to tell you about using one of a gardener's most effective tools and (not-so)-secret weapons: the raised garden bed.
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How To Grow Cucumbers Faster To Speed Up Your Harvest
This simple pruning technique can help speed up cucumber growth in your garden, and it should take no more than just a few minutes to complete.
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The Hack That Keeps Parsley From Bolting
If you love growing your own herbs but can't seem to stop your parsley from bolting, there's one simple task you need to add to your gardening repertoire.
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This Is Why Your Garden Keeps Growing Thin Carrots (And What To Do About It)
If your kitchen garden yields carrots that look more like orange pencils than vegetables, this one mistake could be causing your carrots to grow too thin.
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How Big Does Garden Sage Get? What To Know Before Planting
Sage is an aromatic and useful herb to have on hand in your garden. However, if you are thinking about planting a sage bush, here's what to know beforehand.
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6 Plants That Should Never Be Next To Your Tomatoes In The Garden
Your tomatoes will reward you with abundant crops if you choose the right companions to help them grow stronger, healthier, and more flavorful.
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Common Mistakes You're Making When Watering Basil
There are several factors to take into account when watering basil. Consider the watering frequency, climate, and whether the plant is indoors or outdoors.
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Why You Shouldn't Plant Garlic Next To Herbs And What To Plant Instead
If you're planning to grow garlic in your garden, avoid planting it next to (most) herbs. Here's why, plus which veggies are good companion plants for garlic.
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Say Goodbye To Tomato Hornworms For Good With This Game Changing Trick
If hornworms are destroying your tomato crop, you've likely tried a few DIY solutions. Get rid of these garden pests for good with this expert tip.
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Whiskey Barrel Herb Gardens Are A Charming Way To Elevate Your Yard
Are you looking for a whimsical way to spruce up your outdoor space? Look no further than a whiskey barrel planter filled with your favorite herbs.
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How To Prevent Split Tomatoes In Your Garden
Growing tomatoes can be very rewarding, but it also comes with some pitfalls. Dealing with split tomatoes is a common problem that's fortunately easy to fix.
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The Perfect Ratio Of Sugar To Water For Hummingbirds
Watching hummingbirds flit around is endlessly enjoyable, so setting up a feeder is an easy choice to make. Just ensure your sugar-to-water ratio is correct.
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Avoid Garden Pests With This Genius Pistachio Shell Hack
Pistachios make you work to eat them, so why not get those discarded shells to work for you with this genius hack for keeping pests out of your garden?
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The Best Way To Pick Oregano So It Keeps On Growing
Growing oregano, even right in your kitchen, is an easy way to improve the taste of dishes you cook, but there is a trick to getting the plant to flourish.
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How To Repurpose An Unused Wine Rack Into An Adorable Herb Planter
If you have an unused wine rack lying around, why not repurpose it into something you'll use more often? Here's how to turn it into an herb planter.
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The Secret To Growing Perfect Parsley
Perfect parsley is the kitchen gardener's dream: lush, green, and filled with flavor. Here are the keys to growing picture-perfect parsley every season.
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Here's How Often You Should Really Be Watering Your Veggie Garden
If your vegetable garden isn't quite thriving, you may need to change up your watering routine. Determine how often you should water your garden with this tip.
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What It Takes To Grow Bushier Parsley
Parsley is a fairly easy herb to grow, but if you want it to be bushy and full of delicious leaves, don't forget this crucial step that will aid its growth.
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Does Mint Prefer A Sunny Or Shady Spot In Your Garden?
Mint is among the easiest plants for beginning gardeners to start with, but it still requires some specific conditions. This includes how much sun is required.
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Why Gardeners Are Using Aluminum Foil To Start Their Seeds Smarter
When using aluminum foil in the kitchen, save the used pieces and the roll it comes on to repurpose in your garden using this brilliant hack.
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The Absolute Best Place To Plant Sage In Your Garden
There are several factors to consider when growing sage, from sunlight exposure to soil quality. Here's where you should plant sage in your garden.
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Will Mint Grow Back In Your Garden Every Year?
Mint's culinary possibilities make it a popular herb for gardeners. Is mint one of those plants that comes back every year, or is it a one-time wonder?
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The Best Way To Plant Sweet Corn For A Gardenful Of Plump Ears And Juicy Kernels
With the right growing conditions, you can grow corn in your own garden. Here's what to know to easily grow corn for an abundant harvest, from timing to temp.
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