Learning how to plan and plant a vegetable garden is easy, once you know a little bit about the needs of various vegetables and how to annually rotate what you grow to improve the soil nutrients.

Vertical gardens not only save space, they’re eye-catching and make crops easier to harvest since there’s no need to kneel or bend over. Whether you’re growing outdoors or inside, be sure your ...

"Edimentals" are a current gardening trend that combine beauty and taste in a single plant. Discover which vegetable offers ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. The reality of home gardening is that you rarely have as much space as you’d like. For many people, all they have is one raised 4x8 foot bed. While ...

All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. Frequent trips to the farmers market may have you dreaming of growing and harvesting ...

If this is not the first time gardening in this spot, use last years’ garden plan as a guide to place this year’s crops. To break disease and insect cycles, if ...

Some of Grow A Garden’s most recent events task you with collecting various types of plants and donating them to help grow a giant tree in the middle of your server. These have event-exclusive rewards ...

Choosing the right tomato plant makes all the difference. From seedling health to climate and space, a few key factors can ...

Summer time means delicious vegetables and it is not too late to plant a few vegetable plants for your own enjoyment. There is nothing that taste better than fresh tomatoes that are vine ripe that you ...

Flowers aren’t just ornamental, they can be beneficial, too. This is especially true when it comes to your vegetable garden. “Planting flowers alongside vegetables provides numerous horticultural ...

For a thriving vegetable garden, avoid certain plants that can sabotage growth. Invasive herbs like mint and fennel spread aggressively, while trees such as black walnut release toxic chemicals.