Gardening

Organic gardening can be a dream for many home gardeners to grow tomatoes and other vegetables. Here, you can learn common organic gardening problems and what to do

Despite the challenges of small garden spaces, there are ways to make the most of your limited area. You can grow a bountiful harvest in a tight spot with a bit of creativity and planning. Here are six ingenious tips for getting the most out of a small garden:

How cool would it be if you could just go down to the basement to pick a few extra fresh and organic tomatoes and peppers from your own garden? Yeah, you read that right - we are talking about a veggie garden, in your basement, while outside the soil is frozen. Is this really possible? Definitely, here's the guide to get you started.

Vertical farming involves using vertically stacked layers and other innovative resources to help you plant your crops vertically. Traditionally, most farming involves growing plants on a horizontal surface in a garden or a farm. This post will cover the benefits of vertical farming for small house owners and explore its impact on full-scale farming. 

Sure, you may know that greenhouses are typically used to grow plants. But there's a lot more to these structures than meets the eye. Here are five things you probably don't know about greenhouses – but should.

For many people, gardening is a relaxing and enjoyable hobby. However, it can also be a lot intimidating at first. There's a lot to do to keep a garden looking its best, from weeding and watering to mulching and pruning. But, the effort is often worth it. Here are some mistakes to avoid if you're a beginning gardener, and the best ways to fix them!

Looking to start your composting journey at home? You can compost vegetable and fruit peels, eggshells and other biodegradable items for use in your garden. Discover six common types of composting to choose the right method for your home. 

Improving soil health can significantly impact everything from garden production to farm profitability and environmental sustainability. But what if your soil is in bad shape, and you don't know where to start? Here are a few signs to look for and ways to breathe back life into your soil.

With springtime upon us, it’s time to dust off those gardening tools and get ready to hit the nursery.

Not many people are lucky enough to live in a house with a beautiful garden. If you are lucky enough to have a garden, be sure to do it proud by keeping it in the best condition in all seasons. Here's how