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Tackle seed starting with confidence using these seed germination tips.

Before you plunk down good money for a new weed-eater, learn what features to look for to help keep your yard neat and tidy.

Whether you're freezing your garden crop or just want to preserve the bounty from the farmers' market, this easy step-by-step guide will give you the tips you need to freeze corn on the cob.

Learn to braid garlic for storage and have flavorful — and beautiful — homegrown garlic at your fingertips well into winter.

Don't let an abundant natural resource go to waste. Save water and money by building a rain collection system with our easy-to-follow instructions.

Sunburns and fungus and virus, oh my. Here’s what to do when black spots spoil your succulents.

If you’ve made a few of these blunders, don’t get frustrated. Gardening takes practice, patience and the ability to learn from your mistakes.

Now that the growing season is over, it’s time to store your lawn mower. Get the steps for winterizing a lawn mower and other gas-powered lawn equipment with this handy rundown.

When rose leaves turn yellow and drop off, your plants are sending out a cry for help. Learn how to nurse them back to health.

The compost used to grow commercial mushrooms makes an excellent fertilizer. Here's how to use it in your garden.

Learn how to winterize your sprinkler system, including instructions on how to blow out your lawn irrigation system to prevent cold-weather damage.

Succulent plants are very easy to transplant into different garden settings and are perhaps the easiest plants of all to grow from cuttings, division, stem cutting and rooted leaves.

Start your garden regardless of the weather with helpful, seed-starting tips.

Red potatoes are easy-to-grow small potatoes with thin, edible red skins and white flesh, and are perfect for salads, casseroles or as a simple side dish.

Making pickles is a great first-time canning project; it's easy, safe and odds are good that you already have everything you need to get started right at home.