Growing carrots anywhere can be a challenge, but cultivating this crop indoors is even harder. Here's what you should know ...

Knowing how to harvest your fruits and vegetables sustainably can not only help you maintain a steady supply but also save a ...

Carrots can be a perfect cooler-weather crop, Mercer says. "Carrots taste sweeter when grown in cool temperatures, so being ...

Certain crops, like lettuce, tomatoes, eggplants, zucchini, microgreens, and peppers, will thrive in the controlled ...

There’s a well known phrase that in gardening, as in life, you never stop learning, and that is certainly true when venturing ...

If you love fresh greens, growing your own microgreens is an easy and quick way to have a constant supply all year round, even in winter. Microgreens can be any leafy green veggie or herb that is sown ...

If traditional garden beds aren't available to you, that doesn't mean you can't grow your own fruits and veggies. Here are some you can grow right on your patio.

South-facing walls and fences are a great place to add vertical planters to maximize growing spaces. Window boxes can be used to grow herbs, radishes, beets, small carrots and lettuces and greens.

As the weather starts to improve, now is the ideal time to give your garden a bit of a makeover. With May taking us into the heart of spring, it's a great opportunity to introduce some new plants.

When growing most vegetables, it's pretty common to start seeds in small pots and then transplant them later. For many plants, starting seeds indoors allows you to get a head start on the season, ...