Creating a vertical garden can be as simple as stacking inexpensive clay pots on tiered shelving. You don’t need a large area to grow something in a vertical planter, but filling the vertical ...

Some summer squash, zucchini and winter squash varieties can be trained to grow vertically, just like climbing peas and pole beans.

A GARDENING fan has shared a trick his Italian grandmother taught ... Larger seeds, such as melons, cucumbers, and squash, ...

Many of us love to grow and eat squash, but that endeavor does not come without challenges. Two primary challenges to successfully growing squash are the squash bug and the squash vine borer.

Melondy Phillips Staff Writer The hot days of summer are just around the corner, and gardening will be going great guns – but ...

The sky-high garden is a green oasis amid the urban landscape, growing a variety of seasonal vegetables and herbs, including varieties butterhead, green cos, red oak, iceberg (frillice iceberg ...

Before setting up the garden, decide how the plants will grow most effectively. Containers, pots, vertical systems, large planters, and raised beds are all valid options. Design for your enjoyment ...

Beans, squash and corn grow so well together that ... Try growing a container garden or even a vertical garden on balconies or patios. Focus on high-yield plants like tomatoes and peppers to ...

Herbs and vegetables such as salad greens, peppers, eggplant, tomatoes, beans, chard, beets, radishes, squash and cucumbers all grow especially well in containers. Bush, dwarf and determinant ...

April 14, 2024 • With bigger and more frequent rain events brought on by human-caused climate change, you can either raise up your garden or try planting things that thrive in wetter conditions.

Today, let’s do a basic review of squash bug management so you can be prepared before they show up in your garden. Squash bugs are an annual problem for many gardeners, and it can be difficult ...

From carrots to tomatoes and squash, strawberries and even beans, you can grow a complete garden in tubs on your deck or break out the tiller and create a larger, more permanent garden spot.