Malabar spinach isn't a true spinach at all, but tastes like it when cooked. It's great for gardeners in warmer regions who enjoy spinach but don't have the right climate for it. Learn how to grow this prolific staple green with our guide!
Beet microgreens are tasty toppings for salads, toast, and many other dishes. Gardening expert Rachel Garcia shares the right technique for growing these simple greens.
Whether you're craving its anise-like fronds or its crunchy bulb, growing fennel is the best way to guarantee a good supply. There are two kinds of fennel, the perennial herb used for leaves and seeds and the annual bulb used as a vegetable. Ann McCarron will go through the steps to growing the best fennel.
If you know how to harvest rosemary properly, you'll always have a supply at hand. Follow this complete guide to harvesting rosemary by horticultural expert Lorin Nielsen to get it right!
Growing basil microgreens is surprisingly simple to do, and their herbal flavor shines through in your food! Rachel Garcia will show you how to get good yields from your basil seeds.
Galangal seems exotic to most in the United States, but it's a staple spice abroad. Used extensively in Asian cuisine, this root vegetable is fun to grow. Learn how to grow this culinary staple with Melissa Kruse-Peeples at home!
Pea microgreens or shoots are a tasty treat to top salads or sandwiches. Expert Rachel Garcia will guide you through the steps on how to grow them yourself.
Radish microgreens are a rich source of flavor and nutrition. You can choose any seed to grow them, even the weird ones that are black, white, or look like watermelons. Rachel Garcia will take you through the steps to grow these fine greens with an in-depth guide.
Learning how to harvest cilantro properly is the key to success. Once harvested, you also need to know how to store it to make it last as long as possible. In this piece, horticultural expert Lorin Nielsen will tell you everything about harvesting and storing it!
Do cilantro microgreens taste like cilantro? Are they easy to grow? Gardening expert Rachal Garcia answers these questions and more in our complete growing guide!
The ice cream bean is a fast-growing tree that produces strange tropical fruit. The name originates from the fruit's sweetness, with a texture reminiscent of cotton candy. Rebecca Hendricks explores how to cultivate and harvest this unusual produce yourself.
Snow peas are the most popular pea pod in Asian cuisine. They are also easy to grow. providing plenty of pods to harvest in the right conditions. This in-depth guide explains all you need to know about growing snow peas at home!