This week’s wintry weather brought snow, sleet and temperatures in the teens… some of the coldest weather that we have seen in a few years. Our winter gardens generally do not like severe cold ...

Vegetable seeds may be saved from one year to the next. Some seeds will be viable for only one year while others may be good for five years or more.

In this video, I give you 5 tips on how to start being more self-sufficient in growing vegetables at home in your own backyard. Check out Huw's video: <a href=" Here's Huw's channel: <a href=" Support ...

OSU Extension offers tips to help gardeners prepare for spring planting, including seed starting, soil selection, and light requirements.

It may be cold outside, but you can get a head start on your garden by winter sowing seeds. Come spring, you'll reap the rewards with superb blooms and veggies.

All seeds need warm temperatures and good light to germinate properly. The best places in a house to start them are in an ...

The garden-themed program offers a chance to learn how to save seeds, how to source and plant them, and how to make the most of "bitters" — flavor extracts created by infusing barks, flowers, herbs ...

It’s a good idea to wait until late spring – after the last frost – before planting most flowers and vegetables, she said.

A few hours spent outdoors nurturing a garden weekly provides physical exercise, stress reduction, vitamin D and more ...

The exact timing will depend on the type of vegetable you're planting and what part of Indiana or Kentucky you live in.

One Denver family shares how they get about 80% of their daily meals from a highly productive urban homestead.

During this month of New Year's resolutions, consider gardening. A few hours each week spent outdoors nurturing fruits, ...