How to Grow Marigolds
Marigolds are easy to grow and reliable under a wide range of gardening conditions. Here are a few tips on growing the colorful flowers in your garden.
Growing Tips: Green Beans for Beginners
In addition to being a scrumptious and healthy garden treat, green beans can improve soil fertility by setting nitrogen with their roots. Here’s how to grow them in your backyard.
Here’s How You Grow and Maintain Daffodils
The easy-to-grow, low maintenance daffodil will add a bright splash of color to your flowerbeds and will return year after year. The key is to plant and care for them properly.
How to Grow Zinnias
Zinnias are among the easiest annuals to grow. They’ll bring a breathtaking explosion of color to your garden when they are in bloom.
The Basics of Growing Celery
Celery is popular for its many health benefits, its versatility, and delicious crunch. Here’s how to grow all that green goodness in your garden.
How to Deal with Standing Water in Your Garden
Thawing winter and the spring rains soak the ground, and rivers flood into the lowlands. Low-slung corners in the garden can become muddy or even flooded, sometimes unworkable until late in the growing season. How do you deal with standing water in your garden?
How to Use Rice Hulls in Gardening Effectively: 4 Success Secrets
When properly applied, they improve soil drainage, water-holding capacity, and aeration. Unlike perlite and other rock products, however, they do not require mining. Here’s how you can use rice hulls in your garden.
How to Grow Peppers
The colorful fruits are low in calories and abundantly rich in vitamin C and other antioxidants. This makes them an excellent addition to a healthy diet and a diverse backyard garden
How to Create a Moonlight Garden
For your late-evening entertaining, nighttime strolls, or outdoor suppers, try these tips for a spectacular moonlight garden.
Growing Swiss Chard in Your Backyard
Swiss chard is a nutrious addition to soups, stir-fry dishes, casseroles, and salads. The leaves are ready to eat raw or cooked. You don’t need more reasons to grow some in your backyard, do you?