Whether growing vegetables from seed or bringing outside flora indoors, there is a great choice of plants to grow in a ...

Make sure to bring the batteries from your lawnmower, weedwhacker, or other power tools indoors before winter sets in.

A popular way to do that is by dissolving some Epsom salt into a spray bottle filled with water — mix 1 tablespoon of the salt in 1 gallon of water, storing the excess in another container for the ...

Growing celery in a container is a practical solution for urban gardeners ... By ensuring the right soil conditions, the celery will grow healthier and produce tastier stalks. Start by sowing seeds ...

Unfortunately, you have to wait six months for those to bloom—but if you’re impatient like I am, you can actually grow those flowers indoors ... planted in your pots or leave them in the ...

you'll want to either wrap this semi-hardy plant up in horticultural fleece or pop it indoors until the weather warms back up. Another excellent choice when it comes to selecting the best fruits to ...

Growing your own cucumbers ... If you've started your cukes indoors and are struggling to achieve or maintain this temperature, try using a heat mat like this one from BN-LINK to warm the trays from ...