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Get easy, expert tips to make flowers thrive while saving your time, money and soil.

Small mistakes can result in big headaches—and ruin your harvest before it even starts. Here's how to set your raised garden bed up for success.

Start these cold-hardy seeds when the temperatures plummet for an easy, early start to brilliant spring flowers.

Now is an ideal time to refresh worn-out soil so you can grow healthier, more vigorous plants in containers and your garden.

A gardening olla is a simple, inexpensive way to make watering your garden or raised beds easier and less time-consuming. And it will help keep your plants hydrated while you're on vacation. We have three methods for making clay-pot ollas to help you find the one that’s right for your garden.

Starting seeds indoors in winter helps you get a jump on your spring and summer gardening goals. Seed starting may also save you money in the long run, and, no matter your age, it’s a great way to learn about how plants grow.

Is your garden dead or just damaged? Use our tips to help your plants recover from a deep freeze.

HGTV shows you three ways to keep garden pests away.

So, you left your pot filled with tender perennials or annuals outside all winter? Whoops! Don't worry, it happens. We'll show you how to determine which plants are ready for another growing season and how to replace the dearly departed with new plants.

Get your perennials off to a solid start and they’ll reward you with many seasons of color.

Learn the secret for drilling holes in heavy-bottom bottles so you can upcycle them into unique hummingbird feeders.

Learn the correct steps to securely and safely suspend plants from the ceiling.

Grab your pruners — early summer is the time to snip and clip all kinds of plants.

Potting soil won’t work in your garden, and garden soil won’t work in your pots. Here’s why.

Herbs are easy to grow, they don’t take up a lot of space and they are a healthy way to add more flavor to your cooking. Whether you’re a beginning gardener or looking to elevate your culinary skills, an herb garden is the way to go.