Most indoor vegetables prefer a stable temperature between 60°F and 70°F (15-21°C). Keep your plants away from drafts or heat ...

Do you love cooking with local ingredients? With an herb garden, you can cook with greens from your own windowsill. Ava Marie is at Valley View Farms talking with Carrie Engel about all the ways you ...

If you've got an old wooden wine rack, you could be looking at a gorgeous DIY garden full of your favorite herbs. Learn how to make this with only a few tools.

5 things to do in the garden this week: Fruit crops ... was only introduced in 1967 by Italian immigrants to the US and Australia. Herbs. Chamomile (Matricaria retutita) is a cool-season herb ...

Mint is a lovely herb, but most varieties tend to grow quickly and aggressively ... Utah State University cautions in its mint guide: "Mint spreads quickly in open garden areas and will outcompete ...

With some basic power tools and a little imagination, there are plenty of DIY projects you can do for the garden. You don't need a workshop full of expensive tools to be crafty, most often you only ...

They are being bombarded with Asian beetles. Swarms and swarms of them. Andrea counted 80 on one window sill and that wasn’t even all of them. They have to be sure and brush off their clothes ...

That being said, there are a few hard and fast rules to growing sage in a herb garden, whichever route you decide to ... and pop them on a warm windowsill. After three weeks or so, you'll find your ...

"Today we are back and I am showing you my favourite way to turn one herb plant in hundreds more, completely for free, at home in your garden, on your balcony or even just on a sunny windowsill.

Growing these five herbs at home can enhance your cooking, improve your health and provide a lovely touch of greenery to your space. Whether you have a spacious garden or a small windowsill, these ...