Don’t harm the pollinators! Though you may feel a strong urge to clear the yard, consider cleaning it gradually throughout the seasons. Nesting pollinators and predatory insects hide underground, in stems, and under leaves. Native plant gardener Jerad Bryant explores whether cleaning up the garden harms pollinators.
The days lengthen and warm this month, inviting gardeners back outside to tend to the yard! Perennials wake up, the soil warms, and insects appear. Seasoned grower Jerad Bryant shares 13 April garden tasks that create a healthy, beautiful, and bountiful space for the rest of the growing season.
If left unchecked, aphids can quickly ruin your lettuce plants. However, these pests don’t mean your plants are doomed. Join farmer Briana Yablonski to learn a few easy ways to keep your tender greens free from these pests.
Winter sowing is all the rage, and for good reason! It’s an easy, efficient way to start seeds without grow lights or heat mats. But what do you do when the seedlings mature? Seasoned grower Jerad Bryant shares seven pro tips for planting them out in the garden.
If you have a pet bunny, creating a garden with their preferred foods in mind is a fun and valuable endeavor. It offers them enrichment while providing favorite crops for their humans, too. From simple container setups to interactive sites, bunny gardens offer a rewarding space for all involved.
It’s hard to know when to cut every single plant! That’s why we break it down here. Seasoned grower Jerad Bryant shares these 11 common garden plants you should cut back this April.
Lettuce is the finest leafy green for first-time gardeners to grow! It’s quick to sprout, easy to cultivate, and delicious to taste. With five main types, there’s sure to be an option for you and your garden. Seasoned grower Jerad Bryant shares 15 best-performing lettuce varieties you should plant this year.
Kids and snacks go together like peas and carrots, both literally and figuratively. Join Melissa Strauss, a gardener and mom of three, in planning a delicious snacking garden that kids will love to help with.
Lawns are boring! If you don’t use their space, you might as well convert some portions into garden beds. Multiply how many flowers, vegetables, and fruits you can grow by turning your lawn into beds. Seasoned grower Jerad Bryant shares the seven best ways to do so.
Spring is starting and that means the beginning of the gardening season. For many of us, that means preparing our soil and feeding our plants. In this article, horticulture expert Matt Dursum shows you when to start fertilizing plants for spring growth.
Thinning seedlings helps give small plants the space they need to grow. But what should you do with the unwanted plants? Join farmer Briana Yablonski to learn a handful of ways to use thinned seedlings.
Did you start too many seeds and end up with overcrowded seedlings? Join farmer Briana Yablonski to learn how to give your tiny plants more room to grow.