These Are the Best Vegetables, Herbs, and Fruits That Grow in Shade
In a perfect world, we’d all have flat, wide open, south-facing gardens that get 10 to 12 hours…
In a perfect world, we’d all have flat, wide open, south-facing gardens that get 10 to 12 hours…
How many times have you sowed a handful of teeny tiny seeds—onions, carrots, and basil for instance, or…
It’s a sight that every seed starter dreads: a seemingly healthy seedling, perhaps even the first to sprout,…
Legumes have long been known to be good for your garden by fixing nitrogen and improving soil fertility.…
After a particularly rainy and dismal spring, followed by May Gray (the predecessor of June Gloom on the…
After a cool and wet spring, the nasturtiums always come. Fields of nasturtiums—all over my garden, popping up…
Rain didn’t happen too often when I lived in Southern California, but when it did, I always loved…
No matter how many times I’ve seen it, the magic of germination still awes me as if it…
Spring has sprung, although it doesn’t really feel like it here when the forecast is calling for more…
What’s the first sign of spring for you? For me, it’s when the birds start singing all day,…
I started my first seeds of the season last week—tomatoes, my favorite summer crop. I like to give…
I have a love/hate for Daylight Saving Time. On the one hand, I’m thrilled that the days are…