Edible Gardening

Your herb garden is in trouble—and it’s making rookie mistakes that rob you of fresh flavor! Picture your prized basil, mint, and rosemary wilting or …

Spring should burst with flavor—but not all vegetables deliver the promise. Some spring picks end up a bitter letdown, draining your garden of its potential. …

It’s easy to think of herbs as just something for the kitchen, but they actually pull double duty in the garden. Many of them are …

Who knew your grocery store could be a garden’s secret weapon? Step aside, pricey nurseries—every aisle hides surprises that can transform a bare patch into …

Beets don’t care if you’re a gardening newbie. They just want good dirt and a little respect. These ruby roots are tougher than they look—growing …

There’s something about homegrown vegetables that just hit different. Maybe it’s the freshness, maybe it’s the satisfaction of watching something grow under your care—but certain …

Edible flowers usually get invited to the plate for their looks—tucked on top of cakes or scattered across salads like confetti. But some of them …

Growing spinach at home can be a rewarding experience, especially when you’re harvesting fresh, nutritious leaves right from your garden. This leafy green is not …

Mint is one of those plants that can easily take over your garden if you’re not careful. Its rapid growth and spreading nature make it …

Planting a plum seed can be a rewarding experience, turning a small, simple act into the beginning of something much bigger. With a little patience …