Latest articles by Amy Grant
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Tasty Purple Tomatoes To Grow: Try These 8 Cherry, Beefsteak and Heirloom Tom Varieties
Purple tomatoes may have an unexpected appearance, but they are just as lipsmackingly yummy as their red counterparts. Here are the tastiest deep purples to try…
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Nurse Logs: Helping New Trees Take Root And Regenerating Our Forests
Nurse logs provide nutrients and infrastructure for new trees. Learn how these old logs and stumps help sustain our forests.
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Struggling To Grow? Fix These 7 Seed-Starting Mistakes Before It's Too Late
Give your seeds the best possible start and learn how to fix common errors that stunt growth, weaken plants, and prevent crops and flowers from flourishing.
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7 Types of Plants With Holes In Leaves – Fabulous Fenestrated Varieties For Your Home
Plants with holes in the leaves are called fenestrated plants. Here are 7 you can grow for a beautiful addition to your houseplant collection.
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Anthracnose In Tomato Plants: Identification, Treatment & Prevention
Anthracnose of tomato plants has a particular set of symptoms that affects the fruits, often after they have been picked. To learn more about tomato anthracnose symptoms and how to control tomato anthracnose disease, click this article for additional information.
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Worst Time To Water Plants: Don’t Make These Common Timing Mistakes When Watering!
Good watering isn’t just about knowing how, but when. We figure it’s just as important to know the worst time to water plants – so here are the big moments to avoid!
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Perennial Sweet Pea (Lathyrus Latifolius) Care: How To Grow These Whimsical Vines
No need to replant everlasting sweet pea vines. Pretty Lathyrus Latifolius will come back in spring, though it can be invasive.
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Get Started For Spring: 8 Plants To Plant In Winter For A Head Start On Your Spring Garden
Spring may seem the natural choice for kickstarting projects, but there are plenty of satisfying ideas you can prep ahead of time with these plants to plant in winter
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How To Prepare Your Greenhouse For Winter – To Keep Growing All Year
A winter greenhouse can be a joy when you can harvest fresh crops in the coldest months. It takes some prep and upkeep to maintain optimal conditions.
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Boosting Immunity Naturally – Plants That Boost Immune System
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Fruit And Vegetable Peel Uses – Interesting Uses For Old Peels
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Banana Plant Indoor Care: Ultimate Growing Guide
What could be more fun than growing a banana plant indoors? Read up on how to do it and what to expect (or not) in terms of fruit from an indoor banana tree.
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Are Tea Bags Good For Plants? Tips For Composting Tea Bags
Tea bags and plants -- a good way to fertilize if the bags are made from natural fibers and if the plants like a little acid in their soil.
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How To Prune A Christmas Cactus: Trimming Tips For Healthy Growth & Beautiful Blooms
An occasional Christmas cactus pruning will keep plants in good shape and encourage a profusion of stunning flowers. Learn how to trim plants successfully.
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Common Christmas Cactus Pests: How To Identify And Eliminate Bugs Fast
Struggling with pests in your Christmas cactus? Learn how to quickly identify and eliminate the most common culprits to keep your plant healthy and flowering.
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Ready To Start Growing? Try Winter Sowing Seeds In Your Garden This Weekend
It may be cold outside, but you can get a head start on your garden by winter sowing seeds. Come spring, you'll reap the rewards with superb blooms and veggies.
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Growing Spinach In A Pot: How To Grow Spinach In Containers
For some uber-easy nutrition, learn how to grow spinach in pots. If you have limited garden space, start growing spinach in containers for fresh greens at your fingertips.
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Overwatered Christmas Cactus Care: Save Your Plant With These Simple Steps
Have you overwatered your Christmas cactus? Learn how to revive soggy plants, prevent root rot, and keep them thriving for the holidays and beyond.
