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4 tips for better garden soil
Are you doing everything you can to ensure a healthy, happy garden? You know the basics: weed, water, prune, and keep out pests, but...
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Should I Till My Garden
To till or not to till? As a controversy among gardeners – that is the question. While some rely on cultivating for lighter, weed-free...
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What you need to know about rust disease
You’ve seen rust on cars and in your home, but did you know it’s also a disease that can affect your plants? Rust disease...
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What you need to know about botrytis blight
Botrytis blight, also known as gray mold, is a fungus that attacks the tender parts of ornamental trees, shrubs, and many garden perennials....
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Why is my plant wilting?
Wilting plants are, unfortunately, an all-too-common problem for many gardeners. Whether you’re waiting for seedlings and young plants to thrive or you are taking...
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What You Need To Know About Leaf Spot Disease
Whether you’re an indoor gardener, outdoor gardener or both, one of the most common gardening questions is: “What are these brown spots on my...
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All about plant bolting: When your plants go to seed
For your typical garden plant, you put it in the ground in early spring, let it grow, harvest it sometime in the late summer...
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Simple Tips For a Successful Harvest
You’ve put in the hard work all year long to grow a great vegetable garden, and now it’s time to bear the fruit and...
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Chlorophyll and the secret to healthy plants
Picture this: You’re strolling through your garden and admiring the variety of bright colors when you notice something out of the ordinary. Some of...
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What to do when plant leaves turn yellow
Why are my veggie plants turning yellow? You carefully planted the seedlings and waited for them to sprout. You transplanted them into your garden...
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Keep your vegetables from turning brown
Why are my vegetables turning brown? While it may be unsightly and alarming to see your veggie plants turning brown, it’s nothing to panic...
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Leaf curl: Stop vegetable leaves from curling
Why are my leaves curled? Vegetable plants add life, color and variety to your garden, but without the right conditions they can be a...
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Gardening in an El Nino Year
Scientists are saying that the El Niño weather pattern is a strong one this year, and measurements from climate.gov show it’s a close match...
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Plan Now to Eat for Dollars A Day All Summer
How to Use Your Vegetable Garden to Keep Your Budget Intact It’s no secret eating healthy can become pricey, but it doesn’t have to...
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Backyard Berries: 2016’s Hot (and Tasty) Gardening Trend
They’re delicious, nutritious and so much less expensive plucked fresh from the yard than bought in supermarkets. No wonder berries and other small bush fruits...
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Growing Your Own Herbs: The Garden’s Most Useful Plants
Few plants return more for your gardening effort than growing herbs – that versatile class of plants grouped not because they’re similar botanically but because...
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The Benefits of Freezing Your Fall Vegetables
When you have your own garden, sometimes you find yourself with a great supply on your hands than you can reasonably eat before the vegetables...
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