A hydroponic garden uses water instead of messy soil to make plants grow. While it would be very labor-intensive to create ...

Zinnias and tomatoes both love lots of sun and rich soil, but that’s not the only reason to grow these plants together.

Sometimes convenience breeds complacency. If every herb is readily available to us without the need to learn its lifecycle, ...

Urban living often translates into cramped spaces, but that shouldn't stop you from relishing a verdant herb garden ...

Basil is another crowd favorite for indoor herb gardens, thanks to its adaptability and fragrant leaves. It needs roughly six ...

Starting an herb garden can be an enjoyable and rewarding experience. While herb gardening is relatively easy, it requires ...

The first day of spring has arrived and with it came cool weather. Daytime temperatures in the mid-40 to low 50s. Not exactly ...

We tested the Lettuce Grow Farmstand, an indoor/outdoor hydroponic garden that lets you easily grow batches of various ...

Growing your own plants from seed opens up a wide variety of herbs and vegetables that you won’t find at the store.

Avoid overcrowding as crowded herbs do not grow well due to insufficient sunlight and air circulation. Make sure to know how much space each herb needs before planting. Watering is another key ...

These easy-to-grow greens could bring a wealth of nutritional and restorative benefits to your teas and salads.

The environment and amount of sunlight in your kitchen will help determine the type of herbs that will grow best. For example ...