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How to Grow Belgian Endive from Seed to Harvest
If you have ever wondered what witloof chicory is and why it produces those pricey pale chicons at the grocery store, here is the short answer: witloo...
Sep 08,2026
5 Fun Ways to Keep Kids Active at Home with Gardening
Yes, you absolutely can keep kids active at home through nature exercises and activities for health — and I’ve found it’s actually easier than you mig...
Sep 08,2026
4 Desert Plant Pests That Plague Southwestern Gardens
If you're gardening in the Southwest, you've probably noticed that the southwestern garden pests here are a whole different breed compared to what you...
Sep 08,2026
How to Grow Bilko Napa Cabbage: Tips for Bigger Heads
If you're wondering whether Bilko Napa Cabbage Plants are worth growing in your garden, the short answer is yes — they're one of the most reliable and...
Sep 08,2026
Recycle Garden Pots: 3 Easy Ways That Work
Can you recycle garden pots? Yes, you absolutely can — but not in your curbside bin. I've been gardening for years, and I've learned that those plasti...
Sep 08,2026
11 Ways to Use Spinach for More Than Just Salads
If you're staring at a mountain of homegrown spinach wondering how on earth you'll get your family to eat it all, I've got good news: there are plenty...
Sep 08,2026
Tin Can Veggie Garden: What I Learned the Hard Way
You’re likely wondering if a tin can veggie garden is actually a safe and practical idea — and the short answer is yes, but with a few important cavea...
Sep 08,2026
When to Prune Herbs for Healthier Plants and Better Yields
Yes, you absolutely should prune your herbs — it's not just a chore, it's the single best thing you can do for a healthier, more productive garden. I ...
Sep 08,2026
How to Spot, Treat, and Prevent Gladiolus Botrytis Blight
If you're wondering whether gladiolus botrytis diseases are something you need to worry about, the answer is a firm yes — but they're also something y...
Sep 08,2026
How to Grow Deciduous Vines: 5 Common Mistakes to Avoid
So you're curious about deciduous vines — what exactly are they, and should you consider adding them to your garden? Let me answer that directly: deci...
Sep 08,2026
What to Do If Your Tree Has Leaves on One Side Only
You step outside and see your tree looking like it’s only half alive — leaves on one side, bare branches on the other. If your tree has leaves on one ...
Sep 08,2026
How to Grow an Edible Hedge That Feeds You
Are you planning to add a privacy screen or row of hedges to your home landscape? I say throw tradition out the window — instead of a row of clipped b...
Sep 08,2026
Northeast June Gardening Guide: What to Plant & Common Mistakes
If you're gardening in the Northeast and wondering what to plant in June in New England — or anywhere from Maine to Maryland — the short answer is: a ...
Sep 08,2026
Landscaping with Bulbs: 5 Easy Bed Patterns That Work
If you're wondering how to start landscaping with bulbs without ending up with a messy, lopsided garden, let me cut straight to the answer: it's all a...
Sep 08,2026
Evergreen Hydrangeas That Stay Green All Year: 7 Varieties to Try
If you're wondering whether there are evergreen hydrangea varieties that won't leave your garden looking bare in winter, the answer is yes — but there...
Sep 08,2026
How to Grow Cobweb Houseleek: Care Tips for Stunning Succulents
You've probably seen a cobweb houseleek at a nursery or in a friend's garden and thought, What in the world is that thing, and is it supposed to look ...
Sep 08,2026
How Much Compost Do I Need? Let's Get the Numbers Right
Let's cut to the chase — the right amount of compost for plants is usually 1 to 3 inches mixed into the soil, but yes, you absolutely can have too muc...
Sep 08,2026
How to Reduce Potassium in Soil in 3 Easy Steps
So, how to reduce potassium in soil? The direct answer is: yes, you can definitely lower high potassium levels, but it takes a deliberate approach — n...
Sep 08,2026