Gardening

Next time you're working with veggies in the kitchen and have a lot of scrap laying around, consider planting them! Here are 11 veggie scraps you can plant.

If you regularly toss out your leftover coffee grounds, pause a minute, especially if you have a lawn or garden. Coffee grounds have a place in your lawn.

Pests love eating plants, especially tomatoes. Planting these flowers next to your tomatoes will repel all the bugs that want to eat your hard-earned rewards.

It's never too late to grow your first indoor garden. But if you're a beginner, there are certain less-forgiving crops you'll want to avoid.

If your indoor plants tend to get a little messy, this coffee filter hack could be exactly what you need to keep soil and water where they're supposed to be.

When growing vegetables inside, there are several common mistakes that first time gardeners tend to make. Here's how to avoid them.

Leaving for a few days, but worried about your plants having enough water? This simple trick allows your plants to practically water themselves.

If you have any clear clamshell containers from leftovers, don't toss them out. Here's how you can repurpose them for growing your own fruits and veggies.

It's easy to grow your own supply of green onions from a store-bought bunch. Here's how you can regrow them depending on how long you want to keep them around.

For some smart companion planting, consider pairing your homegrown tomato plant with this classic herb for a tasty and beneficial growing relationship.