GARDENING 101

I like my garden in full bloom, with those vibrant hyacinths at the center of attention. And if you are anything like me, you’ll want …

As the weather gets warmer, the time for transplanting seedlings outdoors approaches.  Hardening off is a crucial step when transitioning young plants from indoors to …

Starting a garden isn’t easy, but you can make it simpler with a few adaptations. Using containers instead of a traditional in-ground plot is one …

Drying your homegrown onions and garlic not only reduces waste and enhances their flavor, but it also extends their shelf life significantly. However, it’s crucial …

If you have somehow managed to test the survival limits of every plant, then you’ll appreciate a few landscaping plants that are kind of indestructible. …

I’m the type who never tosses anything that might come in handy someday, so I’ve got quite the collection of old terracotta saucers piling up …

Have you spotted reddish, dark brown insects that resemble tiny spiders in your garden? These are pests called ticks, and having them around can be …

Roses grace the gardens of all gardening pros, but it takes years to figure out what these plants really need to thrive. I must say, …

Geraniums are one of my favorite garden flowers, and although they don’t survive the hottest Floridian months, they still provide great interest during winter. However, …

Storing green onions (also known as scallions) properly can make a significant difference in how long they stay fresh and flavorful!  Whether you have just …