How to Use a Seedling Heat Mat the Right Way
Do you know how to use a seedling heat mat the right way? Horticultural expert Sarah Jay will walk you through when, where, and how to use one of these tools properly!
How Deep Should You Sow Seeds Indoors?
Are you planting seeds indoors this season, but aren't sure how deep you should be planting your seeds? The answer will depend on a few different variables. In this article, former organic farmer and gardening expert Logan Hailey shares the proper seed depth when starting your seeds indoors this season.
Direct Seeding vs. Indoor Sowing: Which is Better?
Are you trying to decide between indoor sowing and direct seeding this season? There are many benefits to both, depending on the type of garden you are growing. In this article, gardening expert and former organic farmer Logan Hailey looks at the pros and cons of both sowing methods.
9 Tips for Better Seed Germination Rates This Season
Whether you are indoor sowing, winter sowing, or direct sowing, high germination rates are something that every gardener hopes for. In this article, gardening expert and former organic farmer Logan Hailey shares her top tips for better germination rates from your seeds this season!
15 Tips For Creating a Garden That Blooms All Season long
Are you looking to create a garden that effortlessly blooms throughout the season? There are several things you can do to ensure your garden has plenty of flowers, no matter your hardiness zone. In this article, certified master gardener Laura Elsner shares her top tips for creating a garden that flowers throughout the entire growing season.
7 Tips to Prevent Rotting Seedlings from Damping Off
Do you struggle with rotting seeds after they've been planted? Damping off is a disease that can plague gardens of any size. In this article, gardening expert and former organic farmer Logan Hailey shares how to prevent this fungal disease that can destroy your seedlings this season.
Are Hyacinths Considered Annual, Biennial, or Perennial Plants?
Hyacinth flowers are popular spring bulbs with stunning and brightly colored flowers. But will they come back after you plant them, or are they a one-season flower? Find out if hyacinth is considered an annual, biennial, or perennial flower before you start planting them in your garden this season.
Should You Start Watering Your Plants More Often in Late Winter?
Most gardeners are ready to start planting when early spring comes around. But what about your existing plants? Should you water them while there's still a bitter chill in the air, even though spring is just around the corner? In this article, gardening expert Jill Drago examines how much water your plants need in early spring, even when there's still a danger that another snapback frost could be around the corner.
15 Gardening Mistakes to Avoid This Spring
Spring is around the corner and you are ready to start planting. But spring gardens don't always turn out the way many gardeners expect. In this article, gardening expert Jill Drago shares 15 common spring gardening mistakes that many gardeners make, and how to avoid them.
7 Herbs That Will Attract Beneficial Garden Insects
Are you looking to attract pollinators or beneficial predators to your garden in order to keep pests under control? There are a number of ways to do this, including planting certain herbs that will attract them. In this article, gardening expert and former organic farmer Logan Hailey shares her favorite garden herbs that will help keep your garden pollinator-friendly and pest-free.
11 Gardening Tasks to Prepare Your Garden for Spring
Spring is around the corner, and your vision for a beautiful spring garden is at your fingertips. But what can you do to help ensure your spring garden is a success? In this article, certified master gardener Liz Jaros shares her top tips to prepare your garden for successful spring plantings.
The 50 Best Greenhouse Plants To Grow Each Year
Does winter have you down? Here are our picks of the top 50 greenhouse plants you should be growing throughout each year and why they're good!