Watering plants can be perilous if you have delicate herbs or veggies that get trampled by your hose. Use wine bottles to create a hose-guide for your garden.
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Attention, gardeners! Martha Stewart highly recommends using this household item to expedite your plants' growth and get them into the soil faster.
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It's no secret that unexpected cold snaps and overnight freezes can destroy an unprotected vegetable garden. Here's how you can protect your plants.
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Ground ivy is an aggressive spreader both above and below the soil; however, you can prevent it from wreaking havoc on your vegetable garden.
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If you want to cut back on your food bill at the grocery store, then you need to head to your garden. Planting these five foods will save you money.
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For beginner gardeners seeking a forgiving, high-yield crop, potatoes are an excellent starting point — especially since they thrive in containers.
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Despite their capacity to sting, wasps can actually be one of the most useful, multipurpose insects you can attract to your vegetable garden.
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At less than $8, these affordable herb planters from Walmart are a fantastic find, adding a touch of sparkle to any indoor or outdoor garden.
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To create a hummingbird haven, consider wrapping your feeders in aluminum foil — it's a unique technique with a pretty practical foundation.
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Peppers, like all plants, are particular about growing environment. With their shallow roots, they need a little extra care, so avoid these companion plants.
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If your rosemary has been struggling, but you aren't overwatering or starving it of needed sun, it might be suffering thanks to soil composition.
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Nothing tastes better than a juicy tomato straight from your garden. Here's how to prune your plants to thrive and produce larger fruit.
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Tomatoes grow well on their own, but these key companion plants can deter pests, attract pollinators, and help ensure a fuller harvest. Some taste great, too.
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If you are trying to cultivate a green thumb, there are a lot of things to learn. There are a number of pitfalls you can encounter that can make or break you.
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Blueberry plants can be persnickety in the wrong conditions. If your soil isn't acidic enough, your fruit won't thrive. Change that with this kitchen staple.
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If you use a Keurig machine and you have old K-cups lying around, don't toss them! You can actually use them in your garden to attract hummingbirds.
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Tomato season is nearly here, and if you're thinking about growing your own this year, these important tomato gardening tips will help you get started.
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When pests appear, it’s natural to worry about them sabotaging your tomato plants. But could something as simple as a bar of soap actually be the solution?
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Any home gardener knows that squirrels are a nightmare to have hanging around, but one common household herb may be the humane solution to help deter them.
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Martha Stewart isn't just the reigning queen of the kitchen and household; she knows more than a thing or two about gardening, but she didn't start big.
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Martha Stewart focuses her spring gardening chores around two main goals: nurturing what she already has and laying the groundwork for what she wants.
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Do you have a fireplace? Like to burn a natural wood fire in the evenings? Don't toss the ash! You can actually use it in your garden to improve your veggies.
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Any budding gardeners should take advantage of the cool weather in early spring by planting this vegetable that nearly every dish calls for.
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Anyone who is thinking about growing their own carrots needs to start hoarding toilet paper rolls now; they can actually help you germinate seeds.
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Stuck inside during the winter or just buried in mountains of work? Strategically placed houseplants offer the perfect remedy for cabin fever.
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Avocado pits definitely make our list of food scraps you should never throw out. With a little patience, they can grow into your own avocado tree!
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You can absolutely accelerate the fruit production of your strawberry plants with the right temperature, sunlight, soil type, and fertilization schedule.
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