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The Best (and Worst) Days to Sow Seeds in November, According to This Age-Old Secret Formula
The Farmer’s Almanac has been guiding gardeners for over 200 years. Here’s what it says, then, about when to plant (and when to wait) this November...
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Grow Your Own Fruit for Free – 7 Easy Fall Cuttings to Take Now from Fruit Trees and Shrubs
Got a favorite fruit you want to propagate, or do you want to grab something from friends or neighbors? Here are 7 fall cuttings from fruit trees and shrubs that can boost your supply of homegrown heroes
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Want to Grow More Trees and Shrubs for Free? Collect These 7 Seeds Now to Plant in Spring
Grow more of your favorite trees and shrubs for free by collecting seeds now to sow next spring. Here are the 7 best species to collect.
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I Expanded My Garden for Free – and Gifted Tons of Plants to Friends and Family With One Simple Gardening Technique
Dividing plants is a great way to expand your garden for free and also a perfect way to share your bounty with others.
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This Storage Container Keeps My Harvested Seeds Organized for Easy Planting Next Year - and it's only $8.50
Collecting and storing seeds properly will help you get a head start on next year's garden. Check out this great seed storage solution I have been using!
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Muscari Seed Planting: Grow Grape Hyacinth Seeds for Spring Displays that Cost Less
Dreaming of a spring garden bursting with grape hyacinths? Muscari seeds offer a thrifty way to grow those cheery blooms. Here’s how to grow grape hyacinth seeds
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Avoid These Propagation Pitfalls: 6 Reasons Your Cuttings Are Conking Out
Don't fall for these propagation fails. Avoid these common propagation mistakes so that you can have free plants forever!
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Collect & Save These 7 Flower Seeds Now for a Stunning Garden Come Next Spring
It's easy and fun to collect and save seeds in the autumn and it will ensure you have a gorgeous garden next year. Learn which seeds are the best to harvest.
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"Can I Divide Perennials in Summer?" Splitting Plants in Late Summer Can Boost Blooms Next Year, but Only if You Time it Right
Wondering if you can divide perennials in summer? Splitting plants can boost health and help you score more blooms next year—as long as the timing is right.
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8 Easiest Plants To Propagate From Cuttings Before Summer Ends – Expand Your Garden For Free Before It's Too Late!
Don't let summer pass without propagating cuttings from these 8 easy-to-grow plants. Here's how to make the cut for more of your favorite varieties for free.
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Do You Know How To Propagate Strawberries The Right Way? We Reveal 3 Foolproof Ways To Grow Lots More Fruity Treats Cheaply!
Reached the end of your strawberry harvests & itching to kickstart your next crop? If you’re wondering how to propagate strawberries, here are 3 ways to more juicy fruit
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How To Store Seeds From Your Garden To Grow Next Year – What You Need To Know
Collecting and storing seed is economical and an excellent way to continue the propagation of plants. Learn the best methods to store your saved seeds.
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How To Read The Back Of A Seed Packet – Expert Tips For First-Time Gardeners
Many people prefer to start their gardens from seeds. Understanding seed packet will help you to grow better flowers and vegetables. Learn some expert tips.
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8 Plants To Propagate In July – Grow Next Year’s Garden Favorites With These Summer Cuttings
Summer is a great time to make cuttings of your favorite plants if you want identical plants that are strong and healthy. Here are the essential plants to propagate in July
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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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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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Never Plant Seedlings Until They Pass These 3 Simple Tests
Don't be over-eager to transplant seedlings into the garden before they are ready. These quick and easy checks will help ensure flourishing plants.
