Most herbs support the ones near them, but some are harmful to others! Keep these pairings far away from each other so they both grow well. These nine herbs deserve their own spot, otherwise, they’ll harm your harvest!
Summer is the season of tomatoes! If you like cherry varieties, ‘Cherry Falls’ is the type for you. It’s quick-growing and fast to fruit, sprouting delicious, bite-sized fruit two months after planting. Give it the care it needs, and it’ll reward you with baskets full of cherry tomatoes.
Strawberries are one of the easiest berries to grow. Although technically not true berries, these fruiting perennials thrive with some care and maintenance. If yours aren’t producing strawberries, try these 11 fixes to promote ample flowering and fruiting in your crop.
Whether to leave your bulbs belowground or unbury them depends on a few factors. Before digging, think of these seven considerations first. Join backyard gardener Jerad Bryant and learn how to best take care of your hardy or tender bulbs.
Forget the pruners! All you need are your fingertips to pinch herbs. Pinching is a simple task you can do in a few minutes, and it helps promote dense, lush foliage on your favorite plants. Join seasoned grower Jerad Bryant in pinching these 11 herbs for optimal growth.
Not all vegetables grow well together! Some combinations are harmful, causing poor growth in both crops. Know which ones go together and which ones don’t, and you’ll never make a pairing mistake again. Join seasoned grower Jerad Bryant in discovering these 11 vegetables you should never plant together.
Zucchini is a type of squash that grows on long, rambling vines. It sprouts when pollen travels from its male flowers to its female ones and spurs fertilization. You may be surprised to find you don’t need that many zucchini plants for optimal pollination!
Are you looking to upgrade your yard without breaking the bank? Look no further than these 11 simple ways to spruce up the garden on the cheap. Join former landscaper Jerad Bryant in discovering no-frills, easy methods to elevate your space.
Dozens of tomato types exist, and pole varieties are some of the best kinds! These climbing tomatoes reach epic heights while they grow in the summer garden. Give them the care they need, and they’ll reward you with bushels of ripe red fruits.
The right basil variety can help you make the pesto of your dreams! Not all varieties are the same, and some have better flavor than others. Try one of these 17 types, as recommended by pesto lover Jerad Bryant.
Rock gardens mimic natural landscapes, creating wild scenes that add charm to home yards. They’re perfect for sunny, open sites with ample drainage and airflow. Consider these nine mistakes during the planning, designing, and managing of your rock garden, and you’ll avoid heartaches during the growing season.
As temperatures rise and heatwaves grow more common, drought-tolerant spaces, such as rock gardens, are becoming increasingly important. They use natural-style designs to encourage resilient and hardy plants. Although these gardens are alluring, not all plants thrive in them. Consider leaving these seven plants at the store instead of growing them in your rock garden.