Some plants don’t enjoy being transplanted, so you need to do so early. You can’t transplant really mature corn, for instance, so sow it outside, or start it inside, about two weeks before you ...

To plant garlic, separate each clove from the bulb and plant pointy side up, 4 to 6 inches apart and 2 to 3 inches deep. While you’re at the nursery, pick up some late-winter and early-spring ...

If you want grow an herb, start with these two When you embark on a journey to cultivate edible greens at home, it’s likely that you’re considering starting with herbs.

A well-planned kitchen garden can be an oasis of greenery, requiring only basic watering and occasional harvesting. Start by preparing your garden bed in a sunny spot, ensuring good drainage ...

Well, it depends on what you grew. Price varies widely. But a good, independent nursery will sell you a tray of vegetable plants for about $20. Though the exact price per plant can vary.

Here are the things to consider when starting seeds indoors during late winter and early spring: Trickery To coax the seeds into life, you must trick them into thinking it’s warmer and sunnier ...

Three plant hormones are your helpers — and you theirs — when propagating plants in February or March. Gibberellins break the dormancy of seeds and buds and promote growth.

If you want to grow your own plants from seed, this next bit of information may help. If you can, go to a garden shop and find a basic water-soluble nutrient powder that you can mix yourself.

In fact, there are at least 16 plants you can start growing indoors or outdoors in the city this month. Here’s a list of ideas to help you get started. Broccoli ...

Plant expert Reena Gardner shared essential tips for growing herbs and vegetables indoors for beginner gardeners. She recommends understanding how much water and light your plants need, watering ...

Native plants are those that grow naturally in a particular area. They have evolved with the predominant growing conditions, so they need less pampering. Resilient by nature, native plants are often ...

Nasturtiums: This plant isn't often seen at nurseries because they grow so quickly from seed. These plants don't like being disturbed so it is best to sow the seeds in their permanent spot for the ...