EDIBLE GARDENING

If you’re thinking about adding some greenery to your San Antonio yard, living walls with herbs could be just the thing. Imagine having fresh rosemary, …

Vertical herb walls are transforming Charlotte kitchens into fresh, vibrant spaces where cooking meets gardening. These living walls bring the outdoors inside while providing easy …

Here in my Michigan garden, the shorter days of late summer signal it’s time to preserve those fragrant herbs before frost claims them. Walking through …

August might feel late to plant, but in South Carolina’s warm climate, there’s still time to start some fruit seeds that’ll take off. I’ve planted …

Growing herbs indoors is a fantastic way to enjoy fresh flavors year-round in Massachusetts, especially with those sunny south-facing windows. The abundant light these windows …

Mountain mint stands as North Carolina’s buzzing hotspot during August when pollinators flock to its aromatic blooms. This native perennial herb transforms gardens into bee …

Growing herbs indoors is a Minnesota tradition that keeps kitchens lively and fragrant, even when snow blankets the ground. I started my indoor herb garden …

Growing your own salad greens in Colorado doesn’t require acres of land or expert gardening skills. With just one pot and some basic know-how, you …

If waiting around for veggies isn’t your thing, Florida’s climate actually works in your favor. I’ve grown some super speedy crops here that go from …

Not every veggie needs deep soil to grow strong—plenty do just fine in shallow containers, especially in Arkansas’s warm, sunny climate. I’ve grown tasty harvests …

Tennessee gardeners know the struggle with our famous red clay soil. Heavy and dense when wet, hard as a brick when dry – it’s not …

Ready to grow something special this season in Georgia? Planting these 18 veggies right now sets you up for a bountiful Christmas harvest. It’s the …

August marks a special time for South Carolina gardeners. With summer heat still lingering but fall approaching, this unique window offers perfect conditions for certain …

Growing garlic in Vermont’s unique climate can be a rewarding experience for any home gardener. September marks the perfect time to begin preparing for fall …

August in Indiana is a game-changer for fall gardening. As hot days shift to cooler nights, it’s the ideal moment to tackle 15 key tasks …

As a berry lover in Washington State, I’ve learned that fall prep is key to a successful harvest next year. Taking time for 15 essential …

Pennsylvania gardeners, hear me out—there’s still time to plant a fresh wave of fall veggies, and it’s easier than you’d think! I’ve rolled up my …

August might sound late, but in Texas, it’s actually prime time to plant a bunch of tasty veggies. I’ve had great luck starting fresh this …

If you’re looking for a way to boost your digestive health, these 20 powerful herbs are a great place to start. Growing them at home …

Mint is one of those herbs that seems like a no-brainer to grow—it’s fragrant, easy to use in the kitchen, and smells amazing when you …

Some fruit trees just don’t stand a chance in Texas, no matter how much hope you plant with them. I’ve tried a few that looked …

South Carolina’s heat might be intense, but some fruits absolutely love it. I’ve grown a few that take off once the temperatures rise and reward …

Not every fruit tree is cut out for Florida’s wild weather and humidity. I’ve learned the hard way that some just can’t handle the heat, …

Squash vines have a knack for sprawling wildly across garden beds, turning tidy spaces into leafy jungles in no time. Their enormous leaves and fast …

Florida’s humidity might make your hair frizz, but some veggies absolutely love it. I’ve watched sweet potatoes stretch like vines on a mission and eggplants …

Texas heat can be brutal, but some veggies absolutely thrive in it—and they don’t even flinch when the temps soar. I’ve had peppers grow like …

Louisiana’s heat hasn’t scared these herbs one bit—they’re thriving without constant watering. I’ve seen gardeners swear by them for flavor, toughness, and zero fuss. These …

Snip rosemary the wrong way, and you’ll stunt it faster than you can say “dried out.” But with a few clever moves, you’ll keep those …

Noticing your eggplants looking a bit under the weather lately? Those curling leaves aren’t just a cosmetic issue—they’re your plants crying out for help. July’s …

August in Colorado can feel like a last chance for planting, but some herbs actually love the late start! I’ve had great luck with basil, …

Not every corner of your Georgia garden basks in full sunshine, but that doesn’t mean those shady spots can’t be productive! Many delicious edibles actually …

Arizona’s sun doesn’t mess around—and your herbs feel it just as much as you do. Watering at the wrong time can scorch leaves, waste water, …

Growing root vegetables in Florida’s unique climate presents special challenges, especially when it comes to drainage in raised beds. Heavy seasonal rains combined with periods …

Gardeners across California are spotting something strange—zucchini leaves covered in white patches, stretching from San Diego all the way up to Sacramento. I noticed it …

Think fall planting’s over? Not even close. Your Ohio garden still has time for a fresh round of veggies—especially the ones most gardeners forget. These …

Late summer in Montana may feel like the season’s wrapping up, but for root vegetables, it’s just getting started. The cooler temps are gentle on …

Think it’s too late to start an herb garden in Mississippi? Think again. Our long, warm growing season makes mid-summer planting surprisingly productive—especially for herbs …

Late summer in Vermont isn’t the finale—it’s the encore. Those crisp nights and sun-kissed days make ideal growing conditions, especially when paired with the state’s …

Summer might be in full swing in Indiana, but savvy gardeners are already thinking ahead. Starting fall veggies indoors now sets the stage for a …

I learned the hard way—just because a fruit tree looks great at the nursery doesn’t mean it’ll survive a Texas summer. Between the scorching heat, …