Growing your own vegetables is one of the easiest and most rewarding things you can do this summer. Here's how to grow your own produce. Ryan Smith is a gardening expert and the owner of Ant & Garden ...

Easy vegetables to grow are my favorite – but they also have to taste good too! If you’re looking for the best tasting, easiest vegetables to grow in your vegetable garden, here are my top nine ...

Starting a garden can be daunting, but it doesn't have to be. Proper research and dedication will be needed, but the reward of fresh vegetables from your own backyard will be worth it. While every ...

Although it's rewarding, planting a garden can be a lot of work. Save some yourself some time and effort by easily adding a few of these seeds to your soil.

Loose-leaf and butterhead varieties are perfect for fall succession planting. Harvest baby leaves early or let them grow to ...

Sweet peppers, such as bell peppers, as well as hot peppers, cross-pollinate if planted within 400 feet, so if you want to ...

Some of Grow A Garden’s most recent events task you with collecting various types of plants and donating them to help grow a giant tree in the middle of your server. These have event-exclusive rewards ...

A: Garlic, onions, shallots and leeks are all members of the allium family. But unlike onions that usually get planted in early spring, garlic should be planted in the fall. Considered a staple in ...

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Limited garden space can be overcome by using containers, raised beds and vertical gardening techniques. Containers are ideal for small spaces and can be moved to follow the sun, but require frequent ...

Garlic is essentially hands-off, and then you get to harvest home-grown garlic next June. Plus, garlic keeps a pretty long ...

Discover when is the best month to plant certain fall vegetables and how to extend your growing season into colder weather.