Gardening is a wonderful pastime, and it's something that keeps us fit and healthy. Young gardeners can work all day completing chores, and get up the next day and do it all over again. As we age, ...
How to Breed Dahlias From Seed to Save Money and Grow New Kinds
To me, one of the most exciting things about growing dahlias is the mystery of sowing the seeds and waiting to see what grows. Breeding dahlias from your own seed you collected during the last season ...
14 Insidious Radish Pests and Diseases
If you love radishes, you've likely tried to grow them at least a few times so far. These low-maintenance root vegetables are fiery and delicious, and tend to thrive with neglect. That said, some ...
9 Radish Diseases and How to Deal With Them
Radishes are a gardening favorite for good reason. Who doesn't love the fact that they're so easy to grow and provide a quick and delicious crop? But while they're generally problem-free, it's not ...
Agastache: How to Plant and Grow This Tasty, Versatile Herb
If you're cultivating a pollinator garden or growing herbs for food, medicine, or home goods, be sure to add Agastache plants. These stunning members of the mint family are absolutely adored by bees ...
6 Easy Ways to Attract Pollinators and Improve Your Harvest
Over the past years, global diversity has been declining due to human activities. As a homesteader or gardener, you have the control to bring back wildlife and boost the pollination rates in your ...
18 Best Indigenous Corn Cultivars to Discover
If you've been gardening for some time, you've probably noticed that plants thrive best in environments similar to those in which they evolved. This is why it's easier to grow tomatillos in southern ...
Tulip Poplars: How to Plant and Grow Showy Tulip Trees
If you can't get enough of the look of tulips, how about a tree smothered in tulip-like flowers? Growing tulip poplars, also known as tulip trees, lets you add fast-growing shade and color to your ...
Bachelor’s Buttons: How to Grow and Take Care of These Wildflowers
Bachelor’s buttons used to be ubiquitous. They filled roadside fields and popped up between rows of corn. They intermingled with bright red poppies and sweet, white yarrow in country bouquets ...