Beautiful is bountiful when you blend form and function in your gardenscape with fruiting vines.
Grow grapes in the orchard, the vineyard or the backyard to produce an abundant and beautiful fruit crop.
Try growing this exotic vine for a plant that can cover a large trellis and produce a delicious tropical fruit.
Brilliantly colored hardy kiwis (and their fuzzy counterparts) can make great vines to add to your garden.
Take your homebrewing to the next level of local by growing your own hops.
Forget your conventional green bean; try a new pole bean variety in your edible garden.
Savor delicious fruits that can be beautiful, too, by including melon varieties in your edible landscape.
With their universal appeal and relative ease of growing, peas are choice crops that small-scale farmers can bank on.
Start seeds the simple way by planting in soil blocks that are easily transplanted into the garden once growing season hits in full force.
"Dirt on Gardening" blogger Jessica Walliser walks you through how to arrange ornamental plants in a container for a eye-pleasing design.
"Dirt on Gardening" blogger Jessica Walliser shows you how to use a bulb auger for easy planting.
"Dirt on Gardening" blogger Jessica Walliser shows you how to mulch your vegetable garden to minimize weeds and hold in moisture.
