Latest articles by Bonnie L. Grant
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Balcony Containers: 15 Best Flowering And Cropping Plants For Balcony Growing
Although balconies can be challenging spaces, there are plenty of ornamentals and edibles you can cultivate. Here are the best 15 plants for balcony growing
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Best Mulch For Tomatoes: Expert Guide To Boost Yields, Lock In Moisture & Keep Weeds At Bay
The right mulch can transform your tomato crop – helping plants thrive while saving time, water, and effort in every type of garden.
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How To Attract Finches To Your Yard – Planting & Feeding Tips To Bring Them Back For More!
The family of finches are amongst our most beloved songbirds – but how can you bring more to your garden? Find out how to attract finches with smart feeding and planting ideas
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How Often To Water Tomato Plants – And How To Get It Right In Any Situation
One of the most crucial parts of tomato care is knowing how often and much to water them. Learn how to get it right every time for a bumper harvest.
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Ultimate Snake Plant Fertilizer Guide For Lush, Healthy Houseplants
Snake plants are pretty easy-going houseplants, but they might still benefit from fertilizing. Learn how and when to fertilize for happy and healthy plants.
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Is Epsom Salt Good For Tomato Plants? How And When To Use It For A Better Crop
Epsom salt is often touted as a cure-all for tomato plants, but it should only be used where there is a need. Find out how to apply it – and when to hold back.
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15 Best Vegetables To Plant In May For A Summer Bounty Of Fresh Homegrown Produce
Get planting your dream garden with these best vegetables to start in May – including options for direct sowing, indoor seed-starting, and planting seedlings.
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Orchid Potting Mediums: How To Choose The Best Mix For Thriving Houseplants
Give your orchids the foundation they need to produce those stunning blooms by understanding which type of potting mix supports healthy, happy plants.
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Types Of Orange Tomatoes To Grow In Your Garden – Add Color And Sweetness To Any Dish!
Orange tomatoes are a great way to add variety to your vegetable garden and your cooking this summer. Our guide helps you pick the best types for your needs.
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How To Get Rid Of White Fuzzy Mold On Seedlings
If you've spotted white, fluffy fungus on seed starting soil, seedlings, or seeds, then you need to deal with it quickly before you lose your plants.
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Why Calcium Matters For Tomato Plants: Prevent Disease & Increase Yields
Find out how to maximize your harvest and prevent dreaded diseases such as blossom end rot by increasing calcium for tomato plants.
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How & When To Divide Daffodils For More Uplifting Bursts Of Sunny Spring Color
Grow more of your favorite spring bulbs by learning how and when to divide daffodils. Share sunny blooms with family, friends, or expand your own collection!
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How To Harden Off Seedlings For Stronger, More Successful Plants
Before planting seedlings in the garden, help them acclimate to life outdoors by hardening them off. The result will be stronger, more resilient plants.
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Growing Cherry Tomatoes: The Ultimate Guide For The Sweetest, Freshest Harvest
Learning how to grow sweet, juicy cherry tomatoes is so rewarding and perfect for any space. Discover everything you need to get get planting and harvesting.
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Top 10 Flower Seeds To Sow In May For A Joyful Summer Garden Bursting With Color
Sow the seeds of summer this month with our recommended pick of annual and perennial flowers that will create a rich tapestry of color all season long.
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Fertilizing Seedlings The Right Way: An Expert Guide For Healthy Plants
Not sure when to start fertilizing seedlings – or how much product to use? Learn how to feed young plants without burning them, plus common mistakes to avoid.
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What Is A Pollinator Garden? Grow Gorgeous Blooms While Benefiting Your Local Ecosystem
Pollinator gardens look great and also provide a diverse ecosystem that benefits your local pollinating insects and animals. Get started today with this guide!
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Can You Grow Potatoes From Potatoes You Bought At The Grocery? Let’s Give It A Try!
Can you grow store-bought potatoes? The answer is yes! With a little preparation, you can get a nice harvest from potatoes that have sprouted in your pantry.
