Why The Garlic From Your Garden Looks Yellow And How To Prevent It
If you're still in the growing stage and your garlic leaves start to turn a sickly yellow instead of a healthy green, a few factors could be at play.
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How To Prepare Your Garden For Fall
The change of season means you need to change your gardening habits, and Food Republic consulted expert Dusty Vauters for tips on what to do.
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How Sea Salt Fights Off Pests In Your Garden
We spoke to an expert about which common garden pests sea salt is most effective at deterring and where to put it, as it can damage plants if not used properly.
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How Overripe Bananas Can Help You Attract More Hummingbirds To Your Garden
If you love hummingbirds in your garden, but are having some trouble attracting them, don't despair! A few extra-ripe bananas may be all that's needed for them.
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11 Mistakes To Avoid When Buying Blueberries, According To An Expert
Who doesn't love blueberries? But before you jump and purchase the first carton of them you see, you should heed these tips in mind for buying them.
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Why You Should Thin Out Your Vegetable Garden, According To Martha Stewart's Gardener
If you want your vegetable garden to truly thrive, you need to thin it out once your seedlings have sprouted. Here's why it's so vital to vegetable health.
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Don't Throw Away Eggshells: Use Them To Fertilize Your Garden
If you go through eggs frequently, save your shells! You can turn them into a calcium-rich fertilizer for your garden in several different ways.
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Don't Toss Those Overripe Bananas. Use Them In Your Backyard Instead
Just about every banana lover has accidentally let them sit too long and turn overripe. Luckily, these brown, mushy fruits can be put to use in the backyard.
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Repurpose Old Coffee Mugs With This Adorable Gardening Hack
Whether your favorite coffee or tea mug has gotten chipped or you simply have too many mugs, you can repurpose it with a little gardening hack.
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This Fruit Tree Can Live Up To 400 Years In Your Garden
If you want to plant a fruit tree in your garden that you'll be able to enjoy for the rest of your life, and maybe your children too, plant this.
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The Leafy Sign Your Sweet Potatoes Are Ready To Harvest
Sweet potatoes are not only delicious, but they’re also pretty beginner-friendly to grow. The tricky part is knowing exactly when to harvest them.
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Why Soil Matters When Growing Tomatoes In Your Garden
If you want to grow your tomatoes to their maximum potential, you need to pay extra close attention to the type of soil you have in your garden.
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Chop Up These Classic Fruit Peels To Attract Hummingbirds To Your Yard
Hummingbirds are naturally attracted to red objects, so if you want to entice these birds to your yard, these sweet fruit peels are an effective lure.
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This Is How Often You Should Water Your Vegetable Garden
You may think you're doing your garden a service by doing a deep soak every single day, but unless you live in an incredibly dry, windy place, you aren't.
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8 Popular Root Vegetables & When They're In Season
Root vegetables (and tubers and rhizomes) are great additions to any garden. Most are easy enough to grow and different types are ready throughout the year.
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Why Martha Stewart Gardens With A Crowbar (And How It Benefits Tomato Plants)
No one can deny that Martha Stewart is a maven in the garden, so when she says that she uses a crowbar in the garden for her tomatoes, we listen.
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The Fresh Herb That's Perfect For Beginner Gardeners To Grow
If you're new to gardening or simply feel that you lack a green thumb, there is one particular herb that is next to impossible to kill (and tastes divine).
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The Bucket Trick To Grow Hassle-Free Cucumbers In Your Garden
You don't need a ton of space to grow cucumbers. If you can get your hands on a five-gallon bucket, and have a spot that gets full sun, you can grow cukes.
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How To Keep Rodents Out Of Your Compost Pile
Keeping rodents out of your compost isn't impossible. It can be achieved with a few simple steps and by knowing which foods to exclude from your pile.
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Is Costco's Compost Good Enough For Your Garden?
We've all heard how great compost can be for soil, but it can take up to two years to make your own. To speed things up, should you buy Costco's compost?
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One Of The Easiest Garden Vegetables To Grow Is A Leafy Green
Whether you're just beginning your gardening journey or simply looking for an easy addition, this leafy green is as nutritious as it is simple.
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Don't Throw Away Bacon Grease: Use It In Your Bird Feeder Instead
Did you know that bacon grease also has uses even beyond the culinary arts? It's true! It can also be repurposed for your bird feeder's benefit.
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7 Underrated Vegetables To Grow In Your Garden This Summer
Summer is the perfect time to spruce up your home's vegetable garden. Try these underrated (but delicious) choices. Best of all, most are beginner-friendly.
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Apple Trees Are Worth Growing In Your Garden. Here's Why
Apple trees are an investment not just in one's kitchen (fresh apples? delicious), but also in the value of one's home and garden for so many reasons.
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Bird Lovers Rejoice: The Everyday Ingredient That Will Attract More To Your Yard
If you want to increase the amount (and diversity) of birds you attract to your yard, you might want to consider a novel fat source: hard cheese.
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Grow The Juiciest Garden Strawberries With One Pantry Item
If your homegrown strawberries are turning out bland, flavorless, and just overall disappointing, it may not be you but rather your soil that needs fixing.
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Martha Stewart's Suggestion For A Great Vegetable To Grow As A Beginner
Martha Stewart knows her way around the kitchen, the house, and the garden. This is her top pick for the easiest vegetable for gardner newbies.
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