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Some houseplants tolerate low light, but many popular varieties need brighter conditions than typical indoor spaces provide. Gardening expert Madison Moulton shares ten common houseplants that dramatically improve under grow lights.
Seeds that fail to germinate are frustrating, but the cause is usually one of a few common issues with straightforward fixes. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains why seeds don't sprout and what to do about it.
Would it be great if there were a guide for what to plant in February, zone by zone? Well, there is, and it’s right here! Follow along with experienced gardener Sarah Jay as she covers what each USDA hardiness region should plant this month.
Some herbs need months to reach transplant size, making January the ideal time to start them indoors. Gardening expert Madison Moulton shares five slow-growing herbs worth starting now for a productive herb garden by summer.
Compare the taste of a carrot you grew at home with one from the grocery store, and you’ll find there’s no comparison. If you need a suggestion on which variety to grow, Scarlet Nantes carrots are a great choice. Experienced gardener Sarah Jay covers everything you need to know about growing them here!
From year to year, it’s hard to determine how long seeds last without testing them. But there are ways to know the viability of your seeds even before you plant them. Follow along with experienced gardener, Sarah Jay, as she covers three ways to test your seeds.
Winter sowing is a low-effort way to start your seeds early, but germination failures frustrate even experienced gardeners. Gardening expert Madison Moulton identifies the most common reasons winter-sown seeds fail to germinate and explains how to correct these problems for better results.
Winter is a great time to start seeds. Toilet paper rolls make great containers for those who want a sustainable, zero-waste option to do it. There are a few particulars to consider if you want to go this route. Thankfully, experienced gardener Sarah Jay has used this method before.
Every year, we gather our seeds and starting supplies to start the spring garden. If we’re dealing with old seeds or hard-to-germinate ones, we can use a fun trick to save ourselves some space and money! Experienced gardener Sarah Jay walks you through why and how to pre-sprout seeds for more success in spring.
Fresh salad greens in the middle of winter might sound impossible, but with the right setup and variety choices, January can be a productive month for growing. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains how to grow a salad garden in January, whether you're gardening indoors, in a greenhouse, or outside in milder climates.
January is a good time to get started on much of the spring garden, but it’s especially good for seeds that take longer to germinate. Experienced gardener, Sarah Jay, covers seven of these slow-to-germinate plants you should start now.
If you have a sunny window with a sill large enough to fit small terracotta pots, you can grow plants there. Follow along as experienced gardener, Sarah Jay, shows you seven plants you can grow on your windowsill all year long.