Some container gardeners start out with windowsill herbs, but there's no reason you can't experiment with flowering plants as ...

As the days grow shorter and the temperatures drop, many gardeners dread the thought of their beloved herbs going dormant or fading away until spring. However, winter doesn’t have to mean a halt to ...

As the frosty winds begin to sweep through your garden, the thought of maintaining vibrant container plants during winter might seem daunting. However, with the right strategies and a bit of ...

It’s always worth having a supply of fresh herbs on your windowsill or in your garden ... Dill doesn’t like root disturbance so is best sown where you want it to grow, either in the ground or a ...

Introduce your little one to gardening with these easy-to-grow indoor herbs. You don’t need a whole farm, or even any outdoor space to start growing things with your child. Planting some seeds ...

Mint plants are pretty low-maintenance, but when planted in the ground they quickly take over. Here's how to keep your potted ...

Even if you intend to grow carrot tops outdoors in your garden, carrot greens grow better if you plant ... If you want to ...

Plant pot feet are a necessity when it comes to helping your container plants survive very wet weather. Explaining that good ...

As temperatures cool, the robust harvest keeps tables full of fresh greens as other types of vegetables soon fade away. An indoor herb garden is a great “first garden” as it is less ...

but you can supplement natural light with a growing light if your herbs are planted in potted containers. I position our indoor herb garden in a south-facing window so the plants spend as much ...