What Causes Tomato Leaves To Yellow, And What You Can Do To Fix It
Tomatoes are among the most popular produce for gardeners to grow at home. But if you spot yellowing leaves on your plants, take these steps to fix the problem.
Read MoreTomatoes are among the most popular produce for gardeners to grow at home. But if you spot yellowing leaves on your plants, take these steps to fix the problem.
Read MoreTo get the most out of herbs like basil, they should be trimmed and pruned in a way that helps them grow fuller, not taller. These methods can help them thrive.
Read MoreGrowing vegetables from the Brassica family is rewarding, until you see tiny green worms eating your cabbage. These techniques can deter them from your plants.
Read MoreYou might have heard mixed messages on whether or not tomato cages are useful in the garden. Before using them with your plants, there are a few things to know.
Read MoreYou're looking at a seemingly perfect vine-ripened tomato in your garden, but then you see a giant crack. Use the correct watering method so this won't happen.
Read MoreHerbs are one of the easiest types of plants to grow in the garden, especially for beginners. You know what makes them even easier? If they're perennials.
Read MoreWhen garden centers are peddling vegetable seedlings in bulk, you may want to avoid the green beans. This veggie is more successful when grown from seed.
Read MoreA bar of soap in the garden? It may have more uses than you think. The benefits of these hacks and DIY projects could help you have a thriving, healthy yard.
Read MoreCucumbers may be a summer staple, but you have to plan your garden well around them. Avoid these 5 garden vegetables to get the healthiest cucumbers you can.
Read MoreIf your lavender isn't blooming as much as you'd like it to, you could be missing a simple soil amendment that may improve conditions for this flowering herb.
Read MoreIf you prefer container gardening to in-ground gardening, this pool noodle hack can help your plants. Give those raised garden beds the upgrade they deserve.
Read MoreYour lavender plants can thrive and multiply with an easy propagation technique that you can manage yourself at home. Get your gardening gear ready!
Read MoreIt's easy to believe that growing your own fruit would be too difficult. But these low-maintenance fruit trees are perfect for beginner gardeners to grow.
Read MoreBasil is one of the most popular garden herbs to grow. However, there are a few herbs and vegetables that you should avoid growing nearby as companion plants.
Read MoreWooden raised beds are so classic that it's hard to imagine them to be problematic. But here's why you should rethink using wood to build your raised beds.
Read MoreSquash is a favorite among gardeners. If you're growing them in your vegetable garden, you'll want to remember this neat Q-tip trick to help them thrive.
Read MorePetunias brighten a garden with cheerful color. Give these popular annual flowers an extra boost with these two types of kitchen scraps on hand.
Read MoreIf your homegrown orchard isn't growing fruit, there are a few things you may or may not be doing that could be the cause. Here's how to help your fruit trees.
Read MoreWhether it's in your bathroom or your morning brew, we all encounter lavender eventually. But to grow it, is it better in the ground or in a pot? Find out here!
Read MoreBefore you toss your orange peels, know there could be benefits for your hydrangea plants. Here's what you should know about the benefits of this kitchen scrap.
Read MoreThis common garden herb can actually bring butterflies and other pollinators into your yard, and it couldn't be more simple to grow it yourself.
Read MoreEpazote is a wonderful, well-loved Mexican herb, but there's a potential drawback for you to consider before you plant it in your garden or yard.
Read MoreBlueberry bushes can be finicky plants. However, you can watch a little magic happen when you add a sprinkle of coffee grounds around this acid-loving shrub.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a companion plant for the zucchini in your vegetable garden, there's a popular purple option that could have real benefits.
Read MoreCoffee grounds can have many benefits in the garden ... at least, for certain flowers, veggies, and shrubs. Avoid using them as a fertilizer with these plants.
Read MoreIf you're looking to deter rats and other rodents from coming into your garden, consider making a repellent with a pantry staple from your kitchen.
Read MoreAnts (especially certain species) can really take over a garden. Luckily, there's an aromatic herb that might just repel them without any harmful chemicals.
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