Companion planting means planting the right plants in order to help them thrive. Learn what plants pair well together and the flowers that keep bugs away!
Eating fresh vegetables and fruits that you grew yourself is very satisfying. But before you plant, consider these factors for your garden first.
Understanding hardiness zones and what plants work best in your area can lead to a successful garden (and a bountiful harvest!). Learn more here.
Lehman’s organic gardening expert, Karen Geiser, shares tips to a successful indoor seed start–ideal for gardeners in Zones 1a to 6a.
A heart-healthy garden is a great way to get the nutrients you need. Before you grow, here are some tips to get you started.
Edible flowers are a quick way to transform plain food into special meals. Before you start nibbling from your flowerbed, here are a few important pointers.
How do you make gardening easier as your body ages? Author Kathy Harrison shares her future plans for adjusting her garden to her needs.
Unlike smaller spaces where every inch is critical, gardening in large spaces allow you to spread out. You can plant in rows, raised beds, or with a combination.
Learn how to make the most of your backyard space for gardening, from raised beds to vertical planting.
With a little clever planning, an astonishing amount of food can be grown in very small spaces. Learn how to garden in tiny backyards, patios and balconies.
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