The weather is warming up, flowers are starting to pop out of the ground and outdoor vegetable gardening time is here!

Herbs are pretty easy to grow, don’t have a lot of disease or pest problems, and are a great way to supply you with fresh ...

Buying seedlings may seem a time-saving solution, but sowing some types of seeds at home can give you better results ...

You can start with a simple and cheap pot of supermarket basil and turn it into your own large supply to last you all year.

You're probably familiar with the technique of starting seeds indoors and then transplanting them into larger containers. However, cilantro requires a different plan. "Cilantro doesn’t like to ...

Keep indoor azaleas in a cool, humid position with bright, indirect light. They like plenty of water, so keep checking the soil regularly. Also, they much prefer acidic soil, so water with rainwater ...

Transplant rosemary sparingly ... keeping it damp is key. Place fresh herbs in a glass with water, much like you would for fresh cut flowers. Put a produce bag on top of the herb, wrapping ...

Revive your home with these herb garden ideas for indoors and outdoors. See simple DIY planters, vertical setups, balcony ...

The first step to a great garden is knowing your planting zone but regardless of where you live, these tips can help.

To get an accurate soil sample, dig down to where the plant roots will be, and take eight to 10 samples across your gardening ...

Hydrangeas are one of the most popular garden plants, but they can be a little tricky to grow from cuttings. However, ...