Gardening

If you're looking for the perfect container to start your next raised garden in, you should try making the most out of an old bathtub. Here's why it works.

If you're fighting a spurge weed problem in your garden, turn to this common ingredient you probably already have in your pantry.

Have a drawer full of takeout chopsticks? Don't toss them. Here's how to put the wooden sticks to work in your garden to support growing plants.

If you keep trying to grow food in your garden but nothing turns out right, there could be something wrong with the soil. Try testing it with a Mason jar.

Some herbs you should always have on hand in your garden, especially this rustic herb. Once planted, you can enjoy its flavor and aroma year after year.

Growing a garden takes a lot of hard work, and pests can undo it all quickly. That's why everyone should have this all-natural pest control oil on hand.

If you’ve planted tomatoes before, or if you've spent any time gardening at all, you know tomatoes are a magnet for pests. These pretty flowers can help.

Ridding your garden of ant hills without resorting to toxic chemicals is easy. Though not foolproof, this method will ensure your food is still safe to eat.

If you have a garden, chances are you're always looking for ways to help it grow. This staple baking ingredient could very well be exactly what you need.

Having this plant on hand can provide quick respite from pesky mosquitos. Here's everything you need to know about using it and how effectively it works.

If you're a gardener who likes to party, you might have an excess of leftover party cups that will make the perfect starter home for your pepper plants.

Having a hard time keeping your indoor oregano plant happy? There are two things to look out for when caring for this herb, but this common mistake is killer.

If you're starting a vegetable garden, you may want to try the age-old method of intercropping. Here's how and why this approach to growing crops is impactful.

Coffee is what gets many of us out of bed in the morning, so coffee cans can stack up in the kitchen. Instead of tossing them, try reusing them in the garden.

Figuring out the best time to plant pepper seeds or seedlings is a crucial step you shouldn't overlook when you want a fresh pepper harvest in the summer.

If you're starting a garden, whenever you finish a roll of paper towels, set the tube aside. Here's how the spent roll can be used for a genius gardening hack.

If you're struggling to pick up and plant tiny vegetable seeds individually, you should try this hack for easy planting when you're in the garden.

Fans of pineapple, you can have your own supply of this sweet, tropical treat starting with one store-bought pineapple and 16 months or so of waiting.

Leftover cooking water typically gets tossed, but your garden may be the perfect spot to repurpose it. Here's how to use it for your plants (and when not to).

Looking for creative ways to use up overripe bananas? The fruit and its peel can be used in your garden to improve soil, deter pests, and fertilize plants.

Walking out into your yard and plucking fresh fruit from a tree sounds like a fantasy, but you can make it your reality, and it's easier than you think.