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New England Gardeners: Discover The Best Flowers, Perennials & Veggies To Plant In March
It may be early in the growing season, but gardeners in New England can still plan, prep, and plant during this transitional month.
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How To Use A Humidity Dome Seed Propagator For Faster Growth & Healthier Plants
Discover the benefits of using a humidity dome to create the perfect environment for starting seeds – ensuring stronger growth and boosting germination.
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Pacific Northwest Gardeners: Here’s Everything To Plant In March For A Thriving Garden
Learn what vegetables, flowers, shrubs, and fruits you should plant in March for best results in Oregon, Washington, Northern California, and British Columbia.
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How To Scarify Seeds: Use Pro Techniques To Speed Up Seed Germination
Boost your growing success with expert seed scarification methods. Try nicking, sanding, boiling, and chemical solutions for faster, better germination rates.
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How To Repurpose A Satellite Dish: DIY Project For Your Garden Or Yard
Finally, some ways to upcycle your old satellite dish. Forget adding it to the landfill - learn how to use it in the garden.
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How To Nick Seeds Before Planting To Boost Germination
Try this simple seed stratification trick to speed up germination for a variety of seed types.
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Why Choose Plugs For Plants? 3 Benefits Of Using Plug Plants For Beds, Baskets And Edibles
Ever thought of growing plugs for plants and wondered whether it was worth it? We reveal the key reasons why they can help you with your growing ambitions this year
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5 Free Magic Mulch Materials That Will Transform Your Garden – Per An Eco-Expert
Award-winning eco-expert Kim Stoddart reveals 5 magic mulches that improve soil health and help the planet. Plus, you can find these free materials anywhere!
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Best Eco-Friendly Mulch: Learn Which Mulches Are The Best And Which to Stay Away From
Some of the best eco-friendly mulch might be closer at hand than you think. Learn about what’s good and bad about different types of mulch.
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How To Reuse Plastic In Your Garden: 9 Clever Ways To Keep Waste Out Of The Landfill
Repurposing is a great way to reuse plastic in the garden. We have gathered some clever ideas about ways to reuse plastic that are helpful for gardeners.
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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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How To Create Bright Indirect Light For Houseplants
Creating a space with bright indirect light is a way to mimic the native habitat of many houseplants. Make indoor plants comfy with the right kind of light.
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How Deep To Plant Seeds? Get It Right Every Time With This Simple Trick
Take the guesswork out of seed planting with this foolproof trick to get the right sowing depth – for strong, healthy starts every time.
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Coco Coir: What It Is And How To Use It As A Growing Medium
There's a lot to know about using coco coir and coco peat for plants. It's all great stuff, but has pros and cons.
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What Is Indirect Light? Grow Plants In Partial Or Filtered Light
Gardeners are often confused about what indirect light and indirect sunlight mean when situating a plant. A little filtering makes all the difference.
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Meet Chunk, The Viral Vegetable-Stealing Groundhog Who Has An Important Lesson For Gardeners
We catch up with gardener Jeff Permar, who caught an opportunistic groundhog stealing his vegetables and turned him into an internet sensation.
