Thinking about starting seeds indoors? Proper timing, light and watering can make the difference between lanky seedlings and ...

The taste of frozen peas will never measure up to the sweet, fresh flavor of springs peas. Luckily, you can grow peas indoors all year long. Here's how, according to an expert.

For me, choosing a houseplant that’s easy to grow is very important, and I would suggest you consider a peperomia for ...

Most hydrangeas should be fertilized in early spring to provide nutrients to produce summer blooms. Learn how and when to fertilize hydrangeas correctly.

As temperatures warm up in the Northern Hemisphere, one’s mind naturally turns to the outdoors and the garden — even if some of our gardens are still snow-covered. One secret to good ...

Transform your outdoor space into a fruit and vegetable garden. Find out which plants to grow, what kind of soil you'll need and whether to start from seeds or transplants.

I’m a huge fan of the Pennsylvania Farm Show, in all of its quirky, smelly, mullet-y goodness. You can find me with a ...

It’s easy to grow your own mirlitons. Traditionally, mirlitons are planted outdoors in the spring. But if you have some space indoors or in another warm, protected area, you can plant them in ...

Succulent houseplants suit today’s lifestyle perfectly. They don’t demand constant care, they tolerate occasional neglect, and they add natural beauty to any room.

You'll want to know about -- and avoid -- these five issues if you're planning to start your own garden seeds inside this winter.

A more unusual sign that your indoor plants might be suffering from draft damage is dull leaf colorations. If once glossy foliage has lost its deep green lustre, or its color is starting to look ...