Whether you rent in the big city or live on a tiny lot in town, growing food and flowers is still within reach with guidance from The Urban Garden.
Potting up your young tomatoes and preventing them from becoming rootbound gives them a great head start. Here's how to transplant tomato plants.
Spring has sprung, and soon our gardens will yield tons of good stuff. So get ready to preserve your harvest with these basic water bath canning supplies.
As a garden supply staple, peat moss isn't always easy to avoid, but seeking alternatives is both possible and worth the effort.
Katie Tlush from the Pennsylvania-based urban indoor farm tells us about creating the perfect environment for oyster mushrooms.
It's true that roosters can make quite a racket. But female chickens get plenty noisy, too, and these communications are nothing to worry about.
"The Backyard Bird Sanctuary" author Alan Baczkiewicz offers tips and tricks for attracting specific birds—and keeping others out.
Rotating crops in different plots is important to growing success, and in this infographic we look at permaculture techniques for gardening in small spaces.
Susan from the Michigan-based Chick Outta Water tells us about warding off hawks, battling coyotes and coming up with food-based chick names.
Depending on your goals and garden conditions, these sunflower varieties are sure to liven up any growing space, so give them a look!
Get a jump start on your garden by starting some of your seeds indoors! The tips and tricks in this video will ensure you get maximum seed-starting success.
Changes in climate and nectar flow have complicated beekeeping, but seasonal checks and tasks can help keep honeybees healthy and productive.
