Wondering which old-school gardening tricks really work? Here are a dozen gardening hacks and pieces of passed-down advice that still hold true.

Are you daydreaming of future cobblers, crumbles, jams, jellies and pies? If you grow your own cane fruit/brambles in early spring, while the plants are still dormant, it is an ...

Friends I’ve spoken with seem to have a love/hate relationship with wisteria. Many love the “Old South” look of the vines ...

Take starter plants, for example. You've nursed the seedlings along and now it's time to transplant them. But you can't just ...

I love tearing off that calendar page and seeing that April is upon us. This spring has been unbelievably smooth as it slowly sashays its way back into our world. We had some tipsy turvy ups and downs ...

Colder climate gardeners may want to sow their seeds indoors in April, to transplant in May when the weather is more ...

If you have never had a vegetable garden, or your experience vegetable gardening was a long time ago, you may be unsure about how to start and which vegetables to try. Here are a few ideas that may ...

Keep the soil moist until seedlings germinate. Morning glory grows best in full sun. Plant morning glories where they will ...

Instead of waiting all summer for one or two peppers to ripen, each snacking pepper plant can produce as many as fifty ...

The garden trellis from Dollar Tree is not only inexpensive, it's also super versatile. Try one of these unique DIYs to ...

Zinnias and tomatoes both love lots of sun and rich soil, but that’s not the only reason to grow these plants together.

In an area with multiple raised beds, pyramid-shaped tuteurs add much-needed structure and height—and a dash of old-fashioned ...