Planning a Garden

Watering house plants can be tricky, but these techniques simplify the process.

It's easy to create a winter oasis in the southeastern states with a beautiful garden using these tips.

This simple DIY is perfect for starting your own container garden.

These tips can keep costs down without sacrificing your garden's bounty.

Eliminate the worry over your houseplants while you’re away by following these simple tips.

Keep healthy this winter with fresh produce you can grow inside your home.

You garden doesn't have to die away yet! Plant one of these for some last-minute color this year.

Upcycle these items from around the house to keep your gardening budget down!

Catnip is a relative of mint.

Camellia is beautiful by itself, but you can blend it or accent it with the right companion plants.

If you have access to an ash tree you have at least three options for ways you can propogate more of them for your yard.

With a strong plant to work from you can gather seeds and grow your own water lilies.

Seeds should be collected in the fall.

Gardens offer a rewarding space to unwind from the day and reap the personal satisfaction of growing your own food, flowers, and plants. It’s great to have seasonal produce ready to harvest for dinner or fresh flowers you can cut and take to a friend. But gardening requires some organization in order

Swiss chard is a nutritious choice for your vegetable garden.

Growing poppies from seed requires a light touch.

Although finicky, you can grow bougainvillea from a seed.

You can purchase seeds or you can gather your own.

Turn any ceramic pot into an effective planter by drilling a drainage hole in the bottom.

Each bloom that is allowed to mature will create dozens of seeds.

A secret garden can provide the perfect outdoor escape.

Window boxes add immediate charm and beauty to any space

A community garden can bring a neighborhood together.

A small space doesn't mean you can't have plants.