Hello, my friend, hello again; today we come together to talk about Starting Tomatoes from Seed and hope the blog can help you. During the cold, dark days of January and February, my mind turns to sunny, bright red tomatoes—for this is the time to start them indoors. The growing season in most parts of…
Summer temperatures are hotter than ever, so much so that gardening sometimes feels like an extreme sport. Here’s how to save your plants from dying when temperatures approach triple digits.
You’ll want to stay up late to glimpse these fragrant beauties.
Here’s how to turn a traditional garden plot into an oasis that’s full of your favorite colors and flavors.
Proper gladiolus care can result in gorgeous blooms for months on end and can increase flowers and fruits in any garden.
Spring is in the air and it’s time to get growing! Whether you’re working within the confines of an apartment balcony, a modest backyard, or an expansive ranch, a vertical garden provides new opportunities for growth. Vertical gardens use a variety of methods to grow herbs, vegetables, and flowers in a structured environment. While there are numerous commercial vertical planters on the market, it is easy to make your own by upcycling items from your garage or attic—or hunting for affordable finds at your local flea market. The key ingredient is good-quality potting soil and a planting vessel that allows for consistent drainage. If you’re wondering whether you have any household items that could be used to build a DIY vertical garden, here are 14 creative ideas to get you started.
Some IKEA customers have found creative ways to transform their shelving units into the indoor greenhouse of their dreams.
Even if the interior of your home doesn’t get a lot of sunlight, you can still enjoy the beauty and benefits of indoor greenery. Try brightening up your living space with a few of these easy-care houseplants that thrive in limited light.
Learning how to get rid of wild hogs can help protect your yard from the damage they do as they search for food.
When it comes to dealing with wild animals, there are seldom guarantees. But the tips and tricks detailed here may help homeowners get rid of raccoons on their property.