In cooler climates, where the last spring frost is expected in May (USDA Zone 4 and lower), March is the month to start a ...

Spring is the perfect time to start sewing seeds, although there are a few plants which benefit from being left until mid-April ...

My readers have asked, “What can I do to get my garden going now?” Because I love getting out in the garden, I feel disappointed not having a chance to plant your seeds and bedding plants in the soil.

While this method is more challenging than buying mature plants, four experts have advice to set home gardeners up for ...

Homegrown tomatoes tend to be high in flavor and superior to most tomatoes at grocery stores, writes Jane Callier, a.

You know my rule: You are not a real gardener unless you start and grow at least one plant from seed for your yard. Another ...

Your little seedlings have outgrown their seed trays, but it's not time for them to go in the garden—now what?

If you have been waiting to start your plants indoors, you are almost behind schedule as Milton Pearce started planting about two weeks ago. Pearce, owner of the Potting Shed in St. Regis, has one of ...

Once you begin sowing seeds indoors, it doesn’t take long to figure out there are advantages to starting some veggies earlier ...

As winter fades, the garden requires careful preparation to ensure optimal conditions for your vegetable plants. Martha begins with cleaning and prepping her garden beds, an essential first step. In ...

Home-grown tomatoes can offer superb flavor and texture since they don’t have to withstand shipping or long periods of ...