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Mother's Day has long been associated with the gift of spring flower bouquets, but we also like to celebrate the promise of home-grown bouquets to come. Read on for which...

Welcome May! Read on for tips for handling May's wide temperature variations, garden activities and seeds to start outdoors this month.

This Sunday marks the 48th annual EARTH DAY celebration. This year, make every day an earth day with these 6 ways to make your garden greener.

In most of the Northeast, it is April that marks the true beginning of spring. But beware! The transition from relative winter relaxation to the opportunity-laden spring months of April...

Lettuce is one of the easier-to-grow garden vegetables, promising the full, green bounty of warmer months to come. But it can be hard to remember your Bibbs from your Butterheads,...

Watch our video to learn how to pot up your tomato seedlings and buy extra time in the garden!

Cover crops are an essential part of good garden management - they’re not just for farmers! While commonly thought of for fall, spring covers can revitalize winter-weary soils to prepare...

Best varieties to start indoors this month. We're sharing our tips for starting tricky peppers and eggplants, our favorite new varieties, and a list of early hardy crops you can...

The early bird catches the worm, as the saying goes! While the weather in March is often unpredictable, luckily there are plenty of brave seeds unafraid of the weather and...

While we love the ancient roots of many herb varieties, we're showcasing these extremely versatile plants in a modern-day setting - the kitchen. Find out what kind of flavor and...

What seeds can you save? And how long will they keep? These are some of our favorite seedy questions.

An outstandingly delicious and complex tomato named in honor of an outstanding and complex man.