To prevent your crop from meeting an early death, you can cover delicate seedlings or plants with a few layers of newspaper, ...

Cardboard improves soil health as it breaks down, which makes it a great gardening tool with many uses. Here's how one pro ...

Key Points Cardboard is a great gardening tool because it's biodegradable. It improves soil health as it breaks down and ...

New Jersey, which ranks 47th in size but 11th in population, may not seem like a fresh produce-producing powerhouse. But ...

If you're struggling to pick up and plant tiny vegetable seeds individually, you should try this hack for easy planting when ...

In Grow a Garden, you'll buy seeds, plant them, harvest them, and sell your produce. You'll then repeat the cycle all over again. Though the process ...

When growing most vegetables, it's pretty common to start seeds in small pots and then transplant them later. For many plants, starting seeds indoors allows you to get a head start on the season, ...

There are several different approaches to creating a no till garden. The simplest method is described here. Materials you will need: • Cardboard (with tape and labels removed) or newspapers ...

A flower seed packet is loaded with information, so it’s a good idea to save the packet for reference after planting. In addition to the photo on the front, the packet will have a date ...

These vegetable seed packets show days to maturity or harvest (highlighted) are shorter than the 90-day Cheyenne growing season and have variety names indicating they might be suitable for cold ...

What started out in 1998 as a small midwestern operation championing heirloom vegetables has fast grown into the nation’s leader in old and odd open-pollinated seeds, including some 1,200 ...