All about gardening on your homestead, farm, or residential backyard. Find our latest how-to guides, lists, and solutions to the most common gardening questions.
Strawberries are among the quickest and easiest fruits you can grow. And while homegrown strawberries may be smaller than store-bought ones, their fragrance and flavor should more than compensate for the difference. Read on to …
Learn how to grow heirloom tomatoes, a few of our favorite varieties, and tips for planting them in the garden to prevent common problems, pests, and diseases. There’s a striking difference in taste between a …
Weeds can be a recurring problem after tilling your garden. And once you’ve done all the hard work to remove them from your planting bed, it can be devasting to see new ones popping back …
Wondering how you can use your rototiller to get rid of the weeds in your garden? It’s exciting to plant a new garden bed, but when you look over at your planned site & it’s …
Trees and hedges require routine maintenance, but they’re an integral part of any landscaping. You’ll need to understand pruning vs trimming and purchase a few tools to keep your landscaping pristine: hedge trimmer, pole saws, …
Are you ready to start a new vegetable garden? Preparing a new garden bed is exciting, but can be a lot of work. We’ll dig into the five different ways you can transform your backyard …
Are you looking for free vegetable seeds to save on the cost of starting your garden this year? We’ve come up with a list of 5 different places you can find free or really cheap …
Starting vegetables from seeds is one of the best ways to grow your own food at home. Many of us that enjoy growing our own vegetables like to get a jump on the season by …
Few things are more enjoyable in life than gardening, but when you involve your kids, the time is extra special. If you’re thinking of breaking ground to plant a few seeds this year, you’ll want …
Want to know which vegetables grow best in pots and containers? Enjoy these 6 vegetable varieties that are easy to grow on your patio or porch. The only requirement to plant vegetables in containers is …