Ask the Gardener offers tips on lighting, the proper soil mix, and watering to ensure your plants get off to their early and ...

Give your garden a head start by starting your seeds indoors. When your last frost date rolls around, you'll have seedlings ...

After testing a number of indoor smart garden setups, the Click & Grow Smart Garden 3 takes top billing for being extremely ...

Growing your own vegetables brings tremendous satisfaction ... of bouquets to brighten the kitchen table. Why start vegetable seeds indoors before spring? While I love the seasons in New England ...

Here's what it costs to grow your own seedlings instead of buying garden starts from your local nursery or hardware store.

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Using a shallow pot that is 3-4 inches deep means you'll need less potting soil to grow them and less water, too. Use a vegetable potting mix to sow seeds. Don't use garden soil for your indoor ...

An outdoor herb garden is rewarding in its own right, but growing your own basil indoors is incredibly rewarding — its ...

Microgreens are tiny, immature versions of selected edible vegetables, herbs and other plants harvested anywhere from 7 to 21 ...

People tend to start gardening the same way: They grow their first plant outside, feel the pride of eating their own sun-ripened ... planting twenty five vegetables in your garden (an average ...

Although associated with the summertime, tomatoes can be a good option for February planting for anyone who lives in warmer ...