EDIBLE GARDENING

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, …

Gardening in Utah comes with its quirks—hot summers, cold snaps, and unpredictable storms. But with a bit of smart planning, it’s totally possible to grow …

Oklahoma’s soil isn’t always friendly—clay that clings or sandy ground that forgets to feed your plants. But tough soil doesn’t mean you have to give …

Gardening in Colorado brings unique challenges that can make or break your vegetable patch. Our high altitude, intense sun, unpredictable spring frosts, and short growing …

Many Oregon gardeners face the challenge of growing vegetables in less-than-sunny spots. Between towering Douglas firs, cloudy coastal weather, and north-facing yards, finding enough sunshine …

Old flavors are making a fresh comeback in California gardens, and heirloom vegetables are stealing the show. With their quirky shapes, vivid colors, and deep-rooted …

Dig a little deeper this season and plant more than just the usual suspects. Pennsylvania soil has a knack for nurturing the unexpected—from colorful heirlooms …

Gardening in Texas comes with its quirks—relentless heat, fleeting cool snaps, and rain that shows up like a surprise guest. It’s a landscape that demands …

Growing tomatoes is easy enough, but unlocking deep, sun-ripened flavor takes intention. Store-bought varieties often prioritize shelf life over taste, while homegrown ones—with the right …

Arizona’s scorching heat and arid climate create a challenging environment for many fruits that thrive elsewhere in the country. From my experience gardening in the …

I was shocked by how many summer veggies actually thrive in New York containers—some even do better there than in the ground! A few of …

Not every garden requires constant care. These 16 plant-and-forget vegetables are the ultimate low-maintenance growers—just sow the seeds, water once in a while, and let …

California’s perfect blend of sunshine, diverse microclimates, and innovative agricultural research has made it the birthplace of countless fruit varieties we enjoy today. From university …

Growing veggies that keep giving all season long is a total win. Instead of just one big harvest, you get fresh produce over and over—less …

Growing herbs at home is a simple joy that blends flavor, freshness, and a touch of greenery. With just a sunny windowsill or a cozy …

If you’re thinking your summer garden dreams have slipped away, I’ve got great news — it’s still the perfect time to get your hands dirty. …

Radishes are a beginner’s dream—fast-growing, fuss-free, and oh-so-satisfying. In just three to four weeks, you can go from seed to harvest, making them perfect for …

Starting a vegetable garden can feel intimidating, especially if it’s your first go at growing food. But the truth is, many veggies are surprisingly low-maintenance. …

I used to think figs belonged only in big backyards or sunny orchards—until I grew one in my living room. Now it’s one of my …

Growing perennial vegetables is a savvy move for gardeners who want lasting results with less effort. These plants return every year without the hassle of …

Growing artichokes is a satisfying journey, but it’s not always a breeze. These bold, architectural plants need a bit of finesse to yield those prized …

Growing thyme near your front door isn’t just a smart garden move—it’s a subtle way to upgrade your daily routine. This tough little herb handles …

Lemon balm by the front door isn’t just charming—it’s incredibly practical. With its zesty citrus scent and fuss-free growth, this herb greets you with freshness …

Planting herbs by your front door creates more than curb appeal—it sets the tone every time you come home. Lavender and rosemary are stars in …

You don’t need acres of land to grow something truly unique. Even in a small New Jersey backyard, it’s possible to cultivate rare and unexpected …

Raised bed gardening has become a go-to in California—and it’s easy to see why. Better drainage, customized soil, and a neat layout make it perfect …

Gardening in Texas means embracing the heat—and learning to work with it, not against it. Raised beds are a lifesaver, giving better drainage and letting …

August is one of my favorite times in the garden—so many veggies are finally ready to pick! If you’ve been tending to your plants all …

If patience isn’t your thing, you’re in luck—some veggies don’t waste any time getting started. I’ve grown a few that seem to pop up almost …

Some fruit trees look great at the nursery—but I’ve learned the hard way they don’t stand a chance in Colorado. Late frosts, pests, and poor …

Growing tomatoes in Florida’s unique climate presents special challenges for gardeners. Many well-meaning tomato lovers actually damage their plants by watering them every day. The …

Gardening should be a joy, not a constant tug-of-war with finicky plants or a countdown to a flop of a harvest. I’ve hit my share …

Growing juicy, sweet melons requires more than just regular watering and sunshine. The secret to those market-worthy cantaloupes and watermelons often lies in your fertilizing …

Herbs might seem cheap at the store, but those little bundles add up fast—especially if you cook often. I started growing my own and quickly …

Growing herbs goes way beyond cooking—they can turn your garden into a living perfume shop. With just a brush of your hand or a sunbeam …

Growing jalapeños is a spicy thrill—but they’re a little pickier than they let on. Skip the guesswork and you’ll avoid weak plants or sad, flavorless …

Watermelons usually take up a ton of space, but they don’t have to. Growing them vertically is a smart, space-saving trick that’s perfect for smaller …

Growing lemons at home isn’t just rewarding—it’s a total game changer for your kitchen. Imagine squeezing fresh juice into your drinks or tossing zest into …

Bell peppers can turn any garden bed into a vibrant patch of edible jewels. With their crisp texture and sweet flavor, they’re a go-to for …

Think you need a huge garden to grow watermelons? Think again. With the right vertical setup, you can grow big, juicy melons in the tiniest …