5 Tips on Choosing a High-Quality Nursery Transplant
May 24, 2018Most gardeners look forward to shopping for plants at a nursery every spring, but did you know there’s a right and a wrong way to select a nursery transplant for your garden?
5 Reasons Why Nasturtiums Belong on Your Farm
May 17, 2018Nasturtiums are workhorse flowers valued for more than their good looks. Learn how they benefit wildlife in the garden, including pollinators, toads and more.
5 Colorful Annual Flowers for the Shade
May 10, 2018Gardening in the shade presents special challenges, but plenty of beautiful annual flowers for the shade exist that can help liven up a shady bed, border or container.
Types of Tomatoes: Indeterminate, Determinate and Dwarf
May 3, 2018Do you know which types of tomatoes are best for your vegetable garden? Here are the differences between indeterminate, determinate and dwarf varieties.
Is It Better to Start Squash From Seed or Transplants?
April 19, 2018Squash is fairly easy to grow, it produces a lot and is versatile in the kitchen. But is it better to start squash from seed or transplants? Here are the pros and cons of each.
The 5 Best Edible Flowers to Include in Your Garden
April 12, 2018How do you know which are the best edible flowers for your garden? Here are 5 favorites that make delightful additions to salads, sandwiches and desserts.
5 Unusual Broccoli Varieties to Add Wow to Your Garden
March 22, 2018Broccoli is a favorite crop of many gardeners, but don’t get stuck in a rut with this veggie. These 5 unusual broccoli varieties will add beauty to your garden and flavor to your meals.
5 Fun Ideas for a Sugar Snap Pea Trellis
March 15, 2018To accommodate vines that grow as high as six feet, these fun sugar snap pea trellis ideas bring a touch of creativity to the garden as they keep the vines upright.
Geranium Budworms: A Troublesome Pest on the March
December 21, 2017Missing flower buds could be a sign of geranium budworms on geraniums, petunias, zinnias, marigolds and other plants. Learn how to ID and manage this pest.
Yes, You Can Even Grow Corn In Containers!
January 12, 2017I’ve never been able to grow sweet corn in containers—but I’m planning to change that this summer.
