Late winter is a good time to get prepared for spring. Once we are safe from frost in April, we will be busy planting ...

Preparing a garden for spring is more than just cutting back perennials. Organizing and timing seed sowing is crucial, ...

Plant swaps help save seeds, build community, preserve biodiversity, protect food sovereignty, and encourage a new generation ...

Midwesterners are resilient, and our vegetable gardens should be too.

Most vegetables, such as tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, squash, and beans, are grown as annuals. Asparagus, however, is a hardy ...

Carrots thrive in cool weather with loose, well-drained soil, and take about 60 to 90 days to mature depending on the variety. For Southern gardens, plant in early spring or late summer, with fall ...

Discover how growing your own garden can save money, enhance grocery budgets, and yield fresh, organic produce with minimal investment. Cost-effective gardening tips included.

It’s easy to grow your own mirlitons. Traditionally, mirlitons are planted outdoors in the spring. But if you have some space indoors or in another warm, protected area, you can plant them in ...

Squash and cucumbers need the same conditions to thrive, meaning they do and don't make sense as companion plants. Here's the ...

Eggshells can naturally boost a spring garden to help prevent disease and certain pests from harming your plants ...