The One Vegetable You Probably Shouldn't Grow In A Pot
Container gardening is an accessible way to grow produce in small spaces, but this American staple food really doesn't do well in a pot. Here's what to avoid.
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Don't Bother Buying This One Vegetable As A Seedling
Skip the shortcut: by the time this veggie shows up as a nursery seedling, it’s past the point of safe planting — you’re better off starting it yourself.
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Why Plant Nurseries Almost Never Sell Bean Plants
Plant nurseries rarely sell bean plants — and the reason might surprise you. Luckily, growing them from seed is easier (and cheaper) anyway.
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The Best Time To Plant This Popular Vegetable, According To The Old Farmer's Almanac
Planting this intimidating veggie, commonly used in dips, comes down to the climate and the form you're planting, but The Old Farmer's Almanac has guidance.
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The Leafy Vegetable You Should Be Growing In Containers
Dispel the myth that you need a raised bed or an acre of land to grow healthy food right at home. This nutritious veggie grows well in containers in part sun.
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Never Plant Mint Next To This Popular Vegetable: It Will Ruin Your Harvest
Mint is a little too good at its job of growing in your garden, so it's best to keep it away from this popular salad veggie. Mint interferes with its flavor.
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Skip The Seedling: The Popular Vegetable You Can Grow From Kitchen Leftovers
Hidden in your cupboard is likely a treasure trove to grow a garden staple. Once you know how to grow this tasty veggie, you'll never have to buy it again.
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8 Fast-Growing Fruit Trees You Should Plant In March
Early-spring plantings of fruit trees are common, but these eight trees are set apart for being faster at producing fruit. You can select the best one for you.
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I've Been Urban Gardening For 6 Years. Here Are My Two Favorite Fruits To Grow In A Small Space
Not having a lot of space doesn't mean that you can't grow fresh fruit. In fact, here are two cold-tolerant fruits that will grow well even in a small yard.
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The Best Time Of Year To Propagate And Graft Fruit Trees
When it comes to starting your home orchard, you'll need to get the timing down. Here's the typical timeframe that many regions are looking at to graft trees.
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You Actually Should Let Cilantro Bolt - Here's Why
Cilantro is a tasty culinary herb, but its tendency to bolt in warm weather can be frustrating. But you can let it bolt and see this as a two in one herb.
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The Ideal Patio Tree For Its Shady Benefits And Fruit Supply
This tropical fruit tree makes a wonderful addition to your patio as it offers shade from the sun. It can also be overwintered indoors in colder regions.
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Does This Easy-To-Grow Herb Really Keep Wasps Away?
Rosemary is so useful, it's easy to believe that it can do just about anything. So how does it fair against wasps? Here's what the science says on the matter.
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The Best Soil Mix For Healthier Vegetables In Raised Garden Beds
One great thing about raised garden beds is that you have the ability to create the ideal soil for your plants. Here's the best mix if you're growing veggies.
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The Old Farmer's Almanac Tip For Growing Healthy Cucumbers (And If They're Right)
Cucumbers are a summer veggie garden staple, but their sprawling vines aren't always easy. The Old Farmer's Almanac has a solution that keeps them healthy.
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How To Grow Basil Indoors To Enjoy Fresh Herbs Year Round
Whether you're making pesto or just need a few leaves for your pizza, growing basil indoors is easier than you think and keeps the herb going through winter.
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What The Old Farmer's Almanac Wants You To Plant When Daffodils Bloom, And Why
Nature is full of little hacks to orient yourself in the garden, with the Almanac pointing to daffodils as one of them. Here's whay you should know first.
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How To Grow A Fig Tree Indoors Or Out For A Fresh Supply Of Delicious Fruit
Whether you're a fig fan or just want a unique plant, here's how to pick the right variety and keep your fig tree happy, either in a pot or in the ground.
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10 Herbs To Grow Indoors For A Beginner Friendly Tea Garden
Growing your own tea is not as difficult as it sounds. With the right plants and light, you can snip, dry, and brew some of your favorite ingredients.
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The Old Farmer's Almanac Shares A Tip For Successfully Germinating Old Seeds
If you find an old packet of seeds, don't wait to plant your whole garden to see if they are still viable. Try The Old Farmer's Almanac's tip to test them.
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Forget Store-Bought Rosemary: How To Grow An Endless Supply In The Garden
Rosemary is classic in the kitchen but feels tricky in the garden. If you've struggled before, try learning what conditions this herb prefers to help it grow.
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How To Winterize A Fruit Tree For Optimal Health Come Spring
It's not too late to make sure your fruit trees are staying healthy this winter. Here are some steps you can take to optimize their health before springtime.
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7 Tips To Keep An Herb Garden Alive Through A Chilly Winter
Since many of our favorite herbs aren't cold-hardy, you'll have to work to keep your herb garden safe. From frost covers to microclimates, here are some tips.
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9 Varieties Of Fruit Trees That Can Thrive In Cold Climates
While fruit often conjures images of sunny orange groves in warmer states, plenty of fruit trees not only tolerate colder climates, but thrive in them.
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This Ancient Spice Of Life Is The 2026 Herb Of The Year
The International Herb Association has named this ancient culinary and medicinal plant Herb of the Year for 2026. Here's how you can grow it yourself.
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The Essential Task That Makes Erin Napier's Winter Garden Successful
Erin Napier's garden is enviable, but the key to her healthy winter harvests is a simple yet essential task that she does well before the cold weather hits.
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11 Cool-Season Vegetables You Can Grow For A Lush Garden Through Winter
While the winter is usually a period of rest in the garden, with the right planning, a few very common crops are cold-hardy enough to be harvested throughout.
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