EDIBLE GARDENING

Growing your own vegetables doesn’t require a huge backyard or fancy garden beds. With just a few buckets and some soil, you can enjoy fresh …

I love how Mississippi’s weather makes bucket gardening feel almost effortless. Growing veggies all year long feels like having a tiny farm right on the …

Growing tomatoes in Washington isn’t as simple as it might seem. The state has very different climates from west to east. Western Washington tends to …

Growing tomatoes in Tennessee can be incredibly rewarding, but choosing the wrong spot can doom your plants before they even start. Certain locations around your …

Bucket gardening has become a lifesaver for Nevada growers dealing with tough soil or small spaces. I started a few containers myself and was amazed …

Bucket gardening makes it easy to grow fresh veggies in Kansas no matter the season. I started with a few containers on my patio and …

Growing fruit trees in Florida’s sandy soil can feel like a guessing game until you finally learn which ones actually love those conditions. I remember …

You don’t need a big backyard or fancy gear to grow your own veggies in Arkansas. A few five-gallon buckets on the porch or patio …

Lavender brings a touch of beauty and practicality to any outdoor space, especially when planted near your patio. This hardy herb thrives in Nebraska’s climate …

Rosemary isn’t just another pretty herb in your garden. For centuries, people around the world have believed this fragrant plant holds special powers that go …

Florida’s warm climate seems perfect for growing tropical fruits, and many gardeners rush to plant exotic trees in their yards. Unfortunately, what starts as an …

Growing your own vegetables doesn’t require a big backyard or fancy garden beds. Buckets make perfect containers for raising fresh produce right on your patio, …

Growing tomatoes in Alabama can be incredibly rewarding, but choosing the wrong spot can ruin your entire harvest. Alabama’s hot summers and unpredictable weather mean …

Growing garlic in Oregon is a bit like planting buried treasure—small cloves go in, full-bodied bulbs come out. Cool winters, mild springs, and patient hands …

November might seem like an odd time to start planting, but California gardeners know better. The mild winter climate makes it perfect for growing cool-season …

Fall cleanup often feels like the right time to trim everything back, but when it comes to herbs, timing matters. In Pennsylvania, pruning certain herbs …

Lavender brings more than just beauty to your outdoor space. This hardy herb thrives in Missouri’s climate and offers surprising benefits that go far beyond …

Growing your own vegetables in Utah doesn’t require a big backyard or fancy equipment. With just a few buckets, some soil, and the right plant …

Once temperatures start dropping in Wisconsin, it’s time to think about how your container strawberries will handle the cold. Unlike strawberries planted in the ground, …

Elephant garlic is a gardener’s dream—it’s easy to grow, tastes amazing, and produces huge cloves that everyone loves. Oregon’s fall season creates the perfect conditions …

Growing veggies in buckets has completely changed the way I garden here in Oklahoma. It’s simple, rewarding, and perfect for anyone who doesn’t have a …

Living in New York City doesn’t mean you have to give up fresh, homegrown vegetables. Even the smallest balcony can become a productive garden space …

When fall temperatures start dropping in Ohio, many gardeners face a common challenge: vines loaded with green tomatoes that won’t have time to ripen naturally. …

Growing potatoes in Idaho isn’t just a tradition—it’s practically written into the soil. With the right conditions and a few smart tricks, you can turn …

Fall in New York brings a bounty of squash, and some varieties are just too good to pass up. From sweet to savory, each type …

If your Nevada tomatoes look more tragic than tasty, don’t blame your green thumb just yet. Sometimes it’s not you—it’s the spot. In the Silver …

October in Illinois brings cooler temperatures and the perfect conditions for planting certain fruit seeds that need a cold period to germinate properly. This natural …

Planting dill right by your front door might sound unusual, but it’s actually one of the smartest gardening moves you can make in Illinois. This …

South Carolina gardeners love their tomatoes—and for good reason. Nothing beats the taste of a sun-warmed slice fresh off the vine. But not every patch …

Growing your own vegetables doesn’t require a big backyard or fancy garden beds. South Carolina’s mild climate makes it possible to grow fresh produce all …

Growing potatoes in your Idaho backyard is rewarding, but harvesting them is only half the battle. Curing your spuds properly makes all the difference between …

Growing tomatoes in Virginia can be incredibly rewarding when you choose the right spot. However, planting them in the wrong location can lead to disappointing …

October in Louisiana doesn’t signal the end of the growing season—it’s actually a fresh beginning. While others pack up their tools, our mild fall weather …

October is the perfect time for New Jersey gardeners to start planting fruit from seed. With a little patience, you can grow tasty, homegrown fruits …

October in Kansas can be the start of something wonderful for your garden. I’ve found that starting fruits from seed now can lead to success …

October in Ohio brings cooler temperatures but still offers plenty of growing opportunities for home gardeners. Many vegetables actually thrive in our state’s autumn conditions, …

Oregon gardeners don’t need acres of land to grow fresh veggies. With a few buckets, you can enjoy a year-round harvest of tasty favorites. I’ve …

Rosemary adds bold flavor to your cooking, but Pennsylvania winters can be rough on this sun-loving herb. Cold snaps and frost can quickly damage or …

Growing tomatoes in Texas can be incredibly rewarding, but choosing the wrong spot can turn your garden dreams into a frustrating disaster. Texas weather brings …

October in Massachusetts might feel like the end of growing season, but plenty of fruit seeds still have time to sprout and thrive. Cool-season crops …