WASHINGTON — A cutting garden, also known as a cut flower garden, is a garden specifically for growing flowers that will be cut! The idea is that you can then bring them indoors for bouquets and ...

Follow this simple guide to nurturing resilient seedlings that won't just survive but thrive.

Ever looked at your yard and wished you could turn it into a lush, green retreat? Maybe you’re not sure how to start or what would even grow in your space. The process can seem overwhelming, but with ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." If you've ever walked through a garden bursting with wildflower blooms, you already know casting your ...

Saving seed is a selective process — you don’t need to save seed from every plant in your garden. Monitoring blossom times, ...

By CALEIGH WELLS If you want healthy food, experts say to eat what’s local, organic and in-season. Those foods benefit the planet too, because they are less taxing on the soil and they ...

The creation of this article included the use of AI and was edited by human content creators. Read more on our AI policy here. Winter is actually the time to start planning your spring garden—no ...

A kitchen garden does not need to be high maintenance—it can be as simple as a lone container with delicious herbs. Maintenance is low with a kitchen garden since harvesting herbs and veggies takes ...

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Beginning with a kitchen garden is less about green leaves and more about gentle, regular care. These easy beginner-friendly tips show how to farm herbs and vegetables at home without stressing about ...

Fretting about rising grocery prices has become a national pastime, as people scramble to find ways to shop without breaking the bank. As a result, social media is packed with posts from people ...

Many people begin planning their gardens as early as winter, but if you’re just now thinking of starting your own, it’s not too late. For NHPR's How to New Hampshire series, Kaylin Lustig from Grow ...