With all of the controversy surrounding GMO seeds, people are seeking out non-GMO options for their gardens.  Organic and heirloom seeds are two such options, but it can be difficult to know...

If you burn brush in the spring or wood in your fireplace in the winter, then you may have some ashes lying around.  A resourceful gardener would think about recycling these ashes...

If you see the soil or seed starting mix turning green in your garden or greenhouse, you are not alone.  Many gardeners have this same problem, either on their garden soil or indoors when...

If you have heard other gardeners talking about twine, but never used it yourself, you are missing out.  Even if you have used twine in the garden, there are probably some uses that you aren’t...

If this is not your first year gardening, you probably have some extra seeds from last year (or years before). The question is: are the old seeds still viable and capable of growing into healthy...

If you grow asparagus in your garden, you may see little red berries growing on some of the plants.  I did some research to find out what these red berries are and why they only grow on some of...