Edible Gardening

Splitting rhubarb sounds simple—until you end up with a sad, wilted mess instead of a thriving patch. Rhubarb is stubborn. It holds onto its secrets …

Cherry tomatoes don’t care about your Pinterest board. They won’t thrive just because you bought cute pots and whispered sweet nothings at sunrise. These little …

Cilantro doesn’t care about your hopes and dreams. One minute it’s lush and fragrant, the next—it bolts, flowers, and flips you the leafy bird. Especially …

Your potatoes are flowering—and no, that doesn’t mean they’re done. It means it’s showtime. This is the moment when underground magic kicks into high gear. …

If you’ve never heard of a Jerusalem artichoke, you’re not alone—and no, it’s not from Jerusalem, and it’s definitely not an artichoke. This knobby little …

The Amish grow tomatoes the size of your head—without a single drop of synthetic anything. No sprays. No miracle bottles. No internet hacks. Just old-world …

Hanging baskets are usually packed with flowers, but there’s no rule saying they have to be. If you’re short on space or just want something …

Gardening in the summer can feel like a guessing game, especially when your yard doesn’t get full sun all day. If you’ve got trees, fences, …

Blue bananas look like something out of a sci-fi fruit bowl. Yes, they’re real. No, you’re not hallucinating. And yes—once you grow them, your garden …

You’re one summer away from never buying a sponge again. Seriously—your next dish scrubber could be growing on a vine in your backyard. Luffa isn’t …