Some seeds are better sown directly in the garden rather than started indoors in trays. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains which common vegetables don't transplant well and why direct sowing gives you better results.
Garden tools left dirty or dull from last season can spread disease and make garden work harder than it needs to be. Gardening expert Madison Moulton shares the essential maintenance tasks to tackle before you start pruning, digging, and planting this year.
Some seeds germinate quickly and grow vigorously with minimal fuss, making them perfect for beginners or anyone looking for guaranteed success. Gardening expert Madison Moulton shares seven reliable seeds that build confidence through easy wins.
Some seeds germinate reliably at room temperature, but others need warmer soil to sprout within a reasonable timeframe. Gardening expert Madison Moulton shares nine common seeds that benefit from bottom heat and explains when it's worth the investment.
It’s time to get your February garden checklist out and start checking it off! While the garden sleeps in most parts of North America, there are many tasks to carry out. Experienced gardener Sarah Jay helps you write your list and cross off each item here.
Would it be great if there were a guide for what to plant in February, zone by zone? Well, there is, and it’s right here! Follow along with experienced gardener Sarah Jay as she covers what each USDA hardiness region should plant this month.
When it comes to seed starting, zones 2-4 may seem like a hard spot to do it. However, they are actually prime areas for seed starting if you know what to do! Experienced gardener Sarah Jay walks growers in these zones through a few tips to start seeds with ease.
If you’ve ever used them, you know that with humidity domes, germination improves. Choose the right dome, and you have seeds in optimal conditions for sprouting. Experienced gardener, Sarah Jay, discusses why domes are so effective and which ones to use.
From year to year, it’s hard to determine how long seeds last without testing them. But there are ways to know the viability of your seeds even before you plant them. Follow along with experienced gardener, Sarah Jay, as she covers three ways to test your seeds.
If you’re seed starting for the first time, you may wonder, what are the best grow lights for vegetable seedlings? There are basic tenets to look for when you choose one. Experienced gardener and seed starter, Sarah Jay, covers what to look for to ensure your seedlings are ready to thrive.
It’s time for your January pruning guide! Plants on this list are prime for pruning this month – some with caveats. Late winter is a great time to shape certain trees and shrubs. Experienced gardener Sarah Jay covers five plants to prune now and offers tips on how to do it.
Winter sowing is a low-effort way to start your seeds early, but germination failures frustrate even experienced gardeners. Gardening expert Madison Moulton identifies the most common reasons winter-sown seeds fail to germinate and explains how to correct these problems for better results.