Amelia Jeanroy

Magnesium deficiency can result in tomato plants with yellowing leaves, dropped leaves, and lackluster fruit. Correct this issue with Epsom salts.

If you have patchy spots in your garden where grass won't seem to take, consider planting Spanish lavender as a beautiful and fragrant filler.

Microgreens are a powerhouse of flavor and nutrition, and the best part is that you can grow them easily at home. These tiny greens pack a punch, enhancing

Pleasantly scented eucalyptus (Eucalyptus cinerea) is a favorite of many gardeners. Learn how to grow and care for it.

Are you new to home growing or an experienced gardener looking to simplify your cultivation? The Hey Abby Automated Grow Box 420 Edition might just be what you need. Designed to make hydroponic gardening accessible to everyone, this compact system promises a hassle-free growing experience. Here’s my in-depth review after spending some time with this innovative grow box.

Have you heard of a cottage garden? Imagine a sanctuary filled with fluttering butterflies, the gentle hum of bees, and the sweet perfume of blossoms. You're envisioning the quintessential cottage-style flower garden—a tapestry of colors and textures that evokes a sense of simple, understated beauty. Crafting such a garden is an art that marries the wildness of nature with a touch of human imagination and creativity.

Q: I don't have a yard or outdoor space to grow anything. Can I just grow my herbs indoors? Any tips?

Dive into our all-encompassing guide on seasonal garden maintenance schedules, revealing the secrets of keeping your garden vibrant and lush all year round. Get ready to explore a fascinating world of gardening tips, tricks, and timelines tailored for each season's unique challenges and opportunities!

Gardening isn't just about tomatoes and cukes. Leafy greens can be grown year round and they offer nutrient dense food in a very small amount of space. If you're looking to diversify your garden this season, here are five varieties of greens you should consider planting.

Grow a pollinator haven for bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, each of us can play a vital role in providing a sanctuary that is not only beautiful but also supports the ecosystem's health.

One common concern among gardeners is the potential for inadvertently purchasing genetically modified organism (GMO) seeds. However, the reality is that for the average gardener, accessing GMO seeds is not as straightforward as one might think.

The LetPot LPH-Max 21 has some serious upgrades for your indoor garden. Growing indoors has always been part of my gardening life. Even when I lived off-grid, I brought plants into the cabin and switched them out frequently to keep my kitchen herbs at my fingertips. Through the years, I have tried many brands of indoor gardens. Some were great and some were simply not realistic for long-term use.

Welcome to small space gardening. In the world of gardening, size isn't everything. Even the smallest spaces can yield abundant harvests and floral beauty, thanks to a few clever strategies and the magic of dwarf-sized plants. Whether you're working with a petite patio, a balcony, or just a sunny windowsill, let's dive into how you can turn your tiny area into a verdant oasis.

With a new season on the horizon, filled with promise and the hope of sunnier days, many of you have reached out, pots in hand, wondering about the feasibility of reusing last year's mildew-affected containers.

How to grow the best kitchen herb garden. Many of these herbs grow indoors and out.

Companion planting with herbs is a fantastic way to enhance your vegetable garden's productivity, health, and flavor. Here's a rundown of some herbs that are not just beneficial companions but can also boost vegetable production by attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, and improving soil health. You are already starting vegetable seeds, why not start some herb seeds as well?

Welcome to the wonderfully green world of gardening—a journey that's as rewarding as it is colorful. If you’re feeling a tad overwhelmed with all the dos and don'ts, seed starting schedules, and frost dates, take a deep breath. You’re not alone, and this post is all about easing those anxieties.

An herbal stash is only as good as the things you use it for. Let's look at some ideas to get you started.

Seed libraries typically organize and distribute seeds using a system that's both accessible and practical for community members. Here's a closer look at how the seed storing and lending process usually works, including the use of seed packets:

A seed library is a collection of seeds aimed at preserving plant diversity, supporting local agriculture, and fostering community resilience and sustainability