Learn about various garden types and styles, from container gardens for your outdoor space to coastal gardens, urban gardens, small-space gardens and more.
These perennial onions travel across the garden over the years as their ingenious top-set bulblets take root to create new plants. Learn more about this perennial vegetable, including how to grow it in your garden and use it in the kitchen.
Turn the kitchen scrap bin into a conversation piece instead of an eyesore. A simple wood box with a removable (and dishwasher safe) insert makes it easy to compost.
So, you left your pot filled with tender perennials or annuals outside all winter? Whoops! Don't worry, it happens. We'll show you how to determine which plants are ready for another growing season and how to replace the dearly departed with new plants.
Cover crops (aka - living mulch or green manure) improve garden soil with nutrients and organic matter. Plus they help suppress weeds, diseases and unwanted pests, as well as minimize erosion.
This cool-season crop attracts just as many gardeners as it does pests. Learn some companion planting techniques to ease the pest pressure on your precious broccoli crop.
In her new book, Color In and Out of the Garden, artist and garden expert Lorene Edwards Forkner shares a personal project — daily watercolor color studies from her garden — that speaks to anyone yearning for a more intimate relationship with nature.
Got an ugly black spot on the bottom of your tomatoes? Never fear. It's a common problem that's easier to fix than you might think. HGTV expert Gayla Trail, of YouGrowGirl.com, offers advice.
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