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Would you like to green up your indoor space, but lack the greenbacks for more plants? Make new ones quickly from those you or your friends already have.
Straw polls verify that America’s favorite berry is—appropriately enough—the strawberry. However, gardeners learning how to grow these fruits must choose between everbearing, day-neutral,...
Advertised as the first habanero to attain 1. 3 million Scoville heat units, the British-begotten ‘Armageddon’ actually isn’t the world’s hottest pepper. ‘Carolina Reaper’ still holds tha...
When you’re learning how to grow onions, keep in mind that they can be started from seed, purchased seedlings, or sets (bulblets). While sets progress fastest, they unfortunately also bol...
Although the idiom "common as dirt" is often used as an insult, good dirt isn't so common and remains essential to the productivity of a garden. Fortunately, with a little effor...
Are collectors who pay thousands of dollars for a single houseplant innovative investors or just potty in more ways than one?
Location, location, location is as important for houseplants as it is for real estate. Plants should be placed in spots where they’ll get what they need to thrive. For starters, plants dr...
Would you prefer your houseplants do something besides sitting pretty? Select the right types and you can have them producing produce instead.
Do you want your houseplants to grow like a house afire? Try a few of these old reliables known for flourishing fast.
After a spring when seed sellers couldn’t keep up with the surge in orders, gardeners may want to consider an alternative way to acquire seeds for next year, such as a seed swap. Keep in ...
