Drought resistant gardens
Drought-Proof Gardening and the Big Dry
Whether you live in a region with tough water restrictions or not, you can help your garden with appropriate hardware and by adjusting your habits and plant choice.
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Whether you live in a region with tough water restrictions or not, you can help your garden with appropriate hardware and by adjusting your habits and plant choice.
Your garden brims with secrets. Knowing those secrets will help you grow a beautiful, healthier garden.
Nothing adds flavor and zing to a dish quite like fresh-picked herbs. The good news is that you can grow your own herbs indoors.
The cold weather does not mean your vegetable garden has to be empty.
Those tiny black bugs that find their way into your home with your plants in winter are called fungus gnats. Here’s how to get rid of them. (Photo: John Tann/Wikimedia Commons)
Whether your potted plants live indoors year-round or you’ve brought them in for temporary shelter from freezing temperatures, they will require special attention throughout the cold season. We’ve got a few tips that will surely help.
While a snowy winter can be good for your garden, cold weather, particularly frost, can damage your plants. Here’s how to care for your injured garden wards.
Winter does not have to mean a complete halt to your gardening activities. Even while the ground is covered in snow, you can start seeds indoors.
Longing for spring? Don’t fret, a little winter snow is good for your garden.
Investing a little time in winter garden preparations helps ensure your garden can provide a healthy home for your crops come spring.
