Cabbage flies can destroy a vegetable garden without you even noticing the cause of the problem. Luckily, you can prevent them by planting this flower.
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While most herbs need at least some direct sunlight in order to grow, if your garden gets minimal sun, there are several herbs that will thrive in some shade.
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That beat-up pan that used to host your snickerdoodle crumb muffins can double as a clever gardening tool that makes planting easier and more consistent.
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Chances are, you toss any cucumber peels straight into the trash or compost bin, but there's a better use for them. Here's how they can prevent pests.
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We've all seen the toothpick trick for growing avocados at home, but here is another clever gardening hack you can do in your kitchen.
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Knowing how to properly water each plant in your garden is crucial, as they can all have different ideal conditions. Here's how to handle tomatoes.
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Get rid of tomato worms fast with effective, natural methods to protect your plants and keep your garden thriving all season long.
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If a groundhog is disrupting your yard or digging up your garden, there's good news. You can use your apple scraps to keep them away. Here's how to do it.
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It's tempting to pour leftover oil into your compost bin for a one-and-done solution, but is that actually a good idea? Sadly, the answer is almost always no.
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If you're a fan of cucumbers of all shapes and sizes, you'll want to try growing this sweet, crunchy variety in your garden. Even better? It's easy to care for!
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Before you toss the foil pie tin that was housing your sweet treat, try repurposing it for your home garden — specifically to keep certain pests at bay.
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It's no secret that California plays a large role in our agricultural economy, but you may not realize just how much of your produce comes from the state.
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If you love the sweet, floral taste of lavender and want to incorporate it into your cooking, you have many options. Here are the best varieties to grow.
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Growing your own veggies can be a great way to save money - unless it ends up costing you more. Here are five tips for growing a vegetable garden on a budget.
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Don't throw out that water when you're done boiling potatoes for dinner; it can be repurposed to provide sustenance for your vegetable garden.
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Vertical gardens differ quite significantly from other types of gardens, and there are a lot of misconceptions about them. Let's dispel a few.
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Don't just toss your old kitchen tools in the trash. Here's how to repurpose some of them for all of your gardening and landscaping needs.
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If you're starting your home garden and are unsure about the cost, upcycle your takeout containers instead. It's a cost-effective way to grow at home.
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Planting lemon trees is an excellent means of getting more butterflies to your garden, as is using leftover lemon rinds.
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The next time you bite into a pepper and get a nice kick of spice, you might be interested to know that this heat is linked to the vegetable's period.
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You'll have to be patient if you want to savor the unique taste of your own homegrown rhubarb, a plant that can be used in a wide variety of unexpected ways.
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You won't believe how a plastic water bottle can positively impact your home garden. Don't sleep on this clever DIY trick.
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Newbie gardeners, take note: You can grow a delicious assortment of fresh veggies without added hassle and know-how. Start with these easy ones first.
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You might think that a raised bed garden is as good a place to grow berries as any other, but you would be wrong. Here's why you should plant elsewhere.
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A kitchen compost bucket is handy to have if you're a gardener, but knowing what to add can be tricky. This one item can really help your compost break down.
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If your garden has been looking a little lackluster lately, try adding a little spice. This common pantry staple can do wonders for your plants. Here's how.
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Chances are, you probably throw away the peels after you finish peeling your oranges, but we have a more useful suggestion for them instead.
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