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When you grow a garden, you no longer need to count on the supermarket produce section.Or in my case, the delivery barge.Taking control of where your food comes from can start right in your own backyard. Or even on asunny windowsill.

From growing vegetables and fruits to natural pest control and soil improvement, there’s plenty of inspiration for new gardeners here. Start small or start big; justget started!

How to Grow Rhubarb – the Plant that Keeps on Giving

growing rhubarb plant in an expanse of grass

Growing rhubarb in the home garden offers an annual harvest from a pretty, somewhat tropical-looking perennial.

How to Grow Thyme in Gardens and Containers

green thyme growing in a garden with an oval yellow

越来越多的百里香在家里花园提供了佛罗里达州vor for the table, but it’s also a versatile plant that can fill many needs in the landscape!

The Easiest Composting Method Ever

Composting kitchen waste creates a valuable garden amendment. This trash can method is totally doable in the city or the ‘burbs!

Saving Tomato Seeds is a Gardening Tradition

Learn how to save tomato seeds from your favorite heirloom variety. Saving tomato seeds is easy with these simple instructions.

Harvest Wintertime Flavor with a Windowsill Herb Garden

A windowsill herb garden makes fresh flavor convenient throughout the winter; it’s also a good option year round for apartment or condo dwellers.

5 Ways to Put Your Backyard Hens to Work in the Garden For You

chickens in the garden, one brown one looking at camera

5 Ways to put your hens to work! Take advantage of their natural foraging habits and put chickens to work in the garden. Free labor, plus you’ll get eggs!

Edible Front Yard Landscaping: Pretty Enough to Fool Your Homeowners Association

marigolds and peppers together in an edible front yard garden

Planting a front yard full of pretty edibles — annual and perennial vegetables — is a great way to use the most of your space.

Preventing Powdery Mildew Damage in the Garden

This insidious fungi can impact a wide range of vegetable crops. There are a number of natural tactics gardeners can take to reduce powdery mildew damage.