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Garden slugs are a big problem in my garden. Read about the method I use to fight garden slugs early and late, and still keep growing.
This small vegetable garden is really easy to get started on and only takes about an hour to build. The garden consists of two garden beds and pathways between them. It doesn't have to be harder than that to start growing your own vegetables at home!
Which spring vegetables can you plant in the beds outside when it's still cold at night? And which ones should you avoid? Here are some of my best tips and suggestions.
My gardening calendar is all about showing what I grow here in the kitchen garden, and when. This is what I sow in April!
Sowing early means an early harvest too! The plants might not be big and fancy this time of the year, but they still taste really great. This is what I sow in February.
I love sowing seeds in December and early January. It's the middle of winter and so calm and serene outside. Sowing seeds in the winter cold will help me get an early harvest in spring too!
Did you know that you can grow celery that's even more delicious and fragrant than the ones you find in the supermarket? You just need a little bit of skill and luck to succeed. Here's how.
How often should you feed your indoor plants? Do they even need fertilizer at all? Even the tiniest greens need a little extra nutrition now and then. Here are my best tips on how to fertilize indoor plants.
August is still an important sowing month in my northern garden. I use empty spaces from earlier harvests to sow fast-growing vegetables for fall.
I harvest snow peas often to get a large harvest over several weeks. This is how I do it.
Do you love basil? Why not grow it at home and enjoy your homegrown leaves all summer long! Here are my best tips on sowing basil, a part of my series about gardening for beginners.
I started to harvest the vegetables in my beds and now I have some empty spaces to fill. That's why I'm sowing new seeds! Keep reading to learn more about what I sow in June.
