Make a list of things that you did not like for the year and think about how you could do them differently and achieve the garden that you desire.

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Although most people associate succulents with the cactus family, many succulents comprise several plant families.

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Container gardens and house plants can be a beautiful addition to your home and even apartment homes can be brought to life with a few potted plants.

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Sometimes plants that don’t like each other are responding to different environmental needs. But sometimes, no matter what you do, some plants just make bad neighbors. Find out which plants make bad neighbors and which plants make great companions here!

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Tomatoes are one of the most popular plants to grow in the garden... And no wonder! The options are almost endless when it comes to choosing the varieties of tomatoes to grow.

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After summer's heavy workload, autumn brings in a nice break. With the sun low in the sky the moisture doesn't transpire as quickly from leaves or the ground, so the less you will have to water and fertilize... but when you do water, it lasts much longer!

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Autumn gardens are cool weather crops that can be planted twice a year in spring and again in the fall. Most cool season crops can tolerate frost and light freezes of short duration with little damage and some can even tolerate hard freezes.

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Its heating up and your vegetable garden is winding down as you begin to harvest the last of this season's crop. You know where you food came from this year and it's time to give yourself a pat on the back for a job well done!

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We are buzzing around the garden this May as our gardens show the first sign of blossoms. The garden is tilled, soil is prepped and plants are in the ground. Our gardens are in full swing and most are showing their first blossoms!

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Nature is brilliantly creative and diverse so our gardens should be too! The biological approach makes use of the same mutually benefiting relationships that nature uses for survival and sustainability. By using a combination of good soil management, repelling pest and attracting good predators you can easily obtain biological gardening. And it's not as hard as you would imagine!

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Oh spring... the weather is warming but it's still a complete guessing game this time of year. A surprise freeze, unpredictable rain, you just never really know. By now, everyone should have their seeds started and trees and shrubs pruned. Go ahead, get started in the garden, but keep the row covers handy just in case!

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Get a jump start on the season with these garden tips for January to make your spring garden a success!

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June is often our favorite time in the garden. The longest day of the year and first day of summer lands on June 21 this year, also known as the summer solstice - Which means the warmest season is almost upon us!

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If you’re looking for something a little different than the standard garden store variety, check out one of the fabulous tomatoes here!

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Cut your watering frequency in half! We'll show you how to make a super absorbent potting soil for your container plants using our newest product, SoilMoist.

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If you're ready to grow your own vegetable garden, we've got some tips and tricks to get you started out right.

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Growing plants with kids is a fun way to learn about where their food comes from and stimulate even a baby's senses. Planting fast growing plants from seed like flowers, strawberries and carrots or even using vegetables that re-grow themselves such as romaine lettuce, garlic, and celery are great choices. Read more to find our top kid choices... Continue Reading →