Whether you’re looking to grow fresh vegetables, fragrant herbs, or colorful flowers, April offers plenty of opportunities to get your garden thriving.
Green thumbs
How to Grow Microgreens Using a Disposable Food Container
In this guide, we’ll walk you through the step-by-step process of growing microgreens using a disposable food container. Let’s get started!
How to Make the Perfect Soil Mix for Carnivorous Plants
In this guide, we’ll show you how to make the perfect soil mix for your carnivorous plants using easy-to-find materials. Let’s dive in!
Best Vegetables to Start Growing in March
Here are some of the best vegetables to plant in March, along with descriptions and tips for growing them successfully.
How To Regrow Cabbage From Stem
Saving your grocery cabbage stems and regrowing them in your home garden by this fun and easy method.
8 Best Vegetables to Grow in Fall
List of eight common vegetables for fall harvesting season including tips on when and what to watch out for when planting.
How to Plant Tulips: Timing, Growing, Caring, Storing for Tulip Varieties
Interested in growing your own tulips? This guide will equip you with everything about variety, timing, planting, caring, and storing tulips.
14 Best Climbing Plants for Pergolas, Arches, Arbor or Trellis
One of the more elegant ways to have a garden is to add climbing plants, climbing flowers or vines. These plants can be trained to grow on structures such as arbors, trellis and pergolas. Climbing plants can be grown for their flowers, for shade or even for food. Here are the 14 best climbing plants and flowers.
How to Grow Green Onions in Your Own Kitchen (Water Method)
Growing green onions is also easy and fun. You don’t need any soil, fertilizer, or even a growing onion set. All your ever needs are a deep enough tray/container and some water.
How to Keep Rabbits Out of Your Garden
Nothing is more frustrating than putting hours of work into your garden, only to find that pesky rabbits have ruined it overnight. Rabbits love to nibble on flowers or plant leaves, and they may even eat the fruits and veggies you were growing for yourself. Luckily, there are a few simple ways to ensure rabbits stay out of your garden.