Gardening is a wonderful way to enhance your well-being while connecting with nature. Learn how you can create a soothing and healing haven in your outdoor space.

Bare root plants are an economical way to add beauty and function to your landscape. Because they are dormant, bare root plants can be planted earlier than their potted counterparts and are often easier to establish. Here are some tips for planting bare root stock and after-planting care including watering and mulching.

You'll have bouquets of fresh, beautiful flowers all season long with a cutting garden. Learn what a cutting garden is, how you can create and maintain one in your yard, and how you can best preserve your cut flower harvest.

Don't let common garden problems get the best of your potato crop this year. Here are some tips for how you can prevent common pests from damaging potato quality and impacting yields.

Rain gardens are low areas in the landscape planted with perennials and sometimes shrubs, designed to prevent runoff and erosion. The plants used are often native, helping local insect, pollinator and wildlife populations. Read to learn what you should consider when designing and installing a rain garden in your yard.

Are you new to seed starting? Continue reading to learn about the supplies you'll need and get answers to frequently asked questions.