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Dutch Bucket Hydroponic Garden: Using Dutch Buckets For HydroponicsWhat is Dutch bucket hydroponics and what are the benefits of a Dutch bucket growing system? Click here to find out.
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Growing Cuttings In Winter: How To Overwinter Cuttings From PlantsEven if you can move them, annuals often don’t last indoors during winter. Instead, consider keeping cuttings over winter. Get started here.
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Starting Seeds In Newspaper: Making Recycled Newspaper PotsSeed starter pots from newspaper are simple to make and an environmentally friendly use of the material. Click here to learn how to make them.
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Winter Propagating: Can You Propagate Plants In WinterCan you propagate plants in winter? Yes, winter propagation is possible. Click here to learn all about winter plant propagation.
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What Is Agar: Using Agar As A Growing Medium For PlantsBotanists often use agar to produce plants in sterile conditions. What is agar? It is created out of plants and acts as a perfect stabilizing or gelling agent. Learn more about this growing medium and using agar for plant growth in this article.
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Garden Planting Calendar: Figure Out When To Start Seeds IndoorsStarting seed at the right time allows plants mature before the end of the season. Click to learn how to plan out your spring planting.
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Benefits Of Direct Seeding: Why And When You Should Direct Sow SeedsTo direct sow seeds means planting directly into the garden bed where the plant will remain. Read on to learn more about direct sowing.
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Pelleted Seeds: What Are Pelleted Seeds And How To Use ThemHave you ever had issues growing things with teeny, tiny seeds? Meet the solution: pellet seeds. What are pellet seeds? Click here to find out.
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Seeds For Growing Sprouts - What Seeds Make Good Sprouts For SaladsDid you know that you can use many different kinds of seeds for growing sprouts? Read on to learn about growing seeds for salad sprouts.
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Seedling Heat Mats: How To Use A Heat Mat For PlantsWhat is a heat mat for plants, and exactly what does it do? The one basic function of a heat mat is to gently warm the soil, thus promoting faster germination and strong, healthy seedlings. For more information and to learn just how to use a heat mat to start seeds, click here.
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What Is Tip Rooting – Learn About Tip Layer Rooting Of PlantsNot all plants can be divided like hosta or daylily. Woody shrubs or cane-bearing fruits, for example, are multiplied by layering techniques, such as tip layering. Click this article for tip layering information and instructions on how to tip layer propagate.
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Organic Seed Information: Using Organic Garden SeedsDid you ever wonder what constitutes an organic plant? The USDA has a set of guidelines for this. Read here for a guide to true organic seed gardening so you are armed with information to protect you and your family.
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What Is A Scion – Learn How To Graft A Scion Onto RootstockHere at Gardening Know How, we pride ourselves on providing clear, easy-to-read information for our readers. Grafting is an easy and fun project to try whether you are a beginner or experienced gardener. This article will explain exactly ?what is a scion? in plant grafting.
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Natural Rooting Methods – Organic Rooting Options For CuttingsRooting is a good way to propagate plants, with success increased by the aid of a rooting hormone. Learn about organic rooting hormones here.
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Fungus Control When Seed Starting: Tips On Controlling Fungus In Seed TraysDepending on the type of fungal disease, seedlings may take on a twisted or water-soaked appearance, sometimes with fuzzy mold on the surface of the soil. Click here to learn about fungus in seed trays and tips for fungus control when seed starting.
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Plants And Light: Do Seedling Plants Need Darkness To GrowDo seedling plants need darkness to grow or is light preferable? Plants and light have a very close relationship, and sometimes a plant's growth, and even germination, can only be triggered by extra light. Click here to learn more.
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Seedlings In Citrus Peels: How To Use Citrus Rinds As A Starter PotIf you find yourself with a plethora of citrus rinds, you may be wondering if there are any beneficial or ingenious ways to use citrus rinds. The amazing aromatic power of citrus aside, did you know you can grow seedlings in citrus peels? Click here to learn more.
