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Gardening Inspiration

What to Plant in Your GreenStalk Planter This Fall

Got an empty GreenStalk? Fill it with plants! It’s not too late to get a second harvest at the end of the season. Whether you like fragrant herbs, beautiful flowers, or productive vegetables, there are many options here for you. Join container gardener Jerad Bryant and learn what you can plant in your GreenStalk planter this fall.

Glass jars filled with corn, peppers, beets, garlic, olives, and mushrooms, a way to preserve garden harvest for later use.

Harvesting

Garden-to-Table: 9 Ways to Preserve Your Last Big Harvests

Don’t let your homegrown produce go to waste! There is a myriad of options for preserving fruits and vegetables. Which one works best for you depends on what you’re growing and your taste preferences. Seasoned gardener Jerad Bryant covers it all, from canning and fermenting to freezing and infusing.

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Edible

11 Tropical Fruits You Can Grow in Containers

Do you want a taste of the tropics but live in a temperate climate? Consider growing these heat-loving plants in pots that you can move indoors during the winter. Farmer Briana Yablonski will share tropical fruits that grow well in containers.

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Flowers

Where to Plant Garden Mums So They Come Back Every Year

Hardy garden mums are a joy in the garden. They grow unsuspectingly all season until bursting into bloom in late summer and fall. The easy-care perennials are worthy of a permanent spot for seasons of recurrent color. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe explores where to plant mums to experience their carefree perennial delight.

Gloved hands hold a large bundle of orange root vegetables and a smaller bunch of dark red ones, freshly harvested from edible shade plants with vibrant leafy green tops.

Edible

15 Edible Plants that Thrive in the Shade

Growing food can be a challenge if you are dealing with a lot of shade, but it's not impossible. You just have to choose the right plants! Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss for some tasty plants that will grow in partial and even full shade!