Greening Your Space: Outdoor Plant Tips for Balcony and Garden Areas. Read about choosing the right plants for your space.

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Let's dive into some of the most frequent pitfalls of indoor seed starting and how to avoid them, ensuring your gardening journey is fruitful (and vegetable-ful!).

This blog provides a comprehensive guide to organizing and storing seeds, making it easier for food gardeners to access their seeds throughout the year. The clear step-by-step instructions will engage you and help you implement these practices in your own food gardens.

Food gardening is a journey filled with joy, surprises, and sometimes, a few learning curves. In this post, we'll explore common mistakes to avoid during the planning phase of your food garden, ensuring a bountiful and enjoyable gardening experience.

A seed swap event is a fantastic way to meet other gardening enthusiasts and swap seeds for your garden. If you're interested in attending an event in your area, a quick Google search can help you locate one. But what if there isn't one nearby? Hosting your own seed swap is easier than you think! Read for more info.

Learn tips on how to harvest seeds, leaves, root vegetables, and fruiting vegetables in August, as well as what to grow in Framingham MetroWest Zone 6 for fall.

July is actually the ideal time to start prepping your garden for the fall season! Prepping in July can help you extend your growing season, giving you more time to cultivate and harvest your favorite crops.

Garden soil is the foundation of your plants. In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of healthy soil for your food garden, including its benefits, types, and how to improve your soil quality.

Part 1 of our Holiday Gift Guide for Gardeners! Read about five great gifts for new or seasoned gardeners this holiday.

Fall leaves are more than just a pain to rake up; they’re actually packed full of nutrients that your garden needs! Read to learn how to put your leaves to good use in your garden this fall.

Garlic is a versatile and flavorful addition to many dishes and relatively easy to grow at home. If you're interested in planting your own garlic cloves, the first step is to purchase some high-quality garlic bulbs. Learn more.

Gardening in the winter can be a challenging task, but with the right tools it can be a rewarding experience. In this blog post, we'll be discussing two essential tools for winter gardening: frost cloth and cold frames.

As the weather starts to cool down, it is time to start thinking about getting your garden soil healthy. One of the most important steps is removing any remaining plants from your garden, as well as amending the soil before winter sets in.

Now that summer is winding down it's time to start transitioning your garden from warm weather plants to cool weather plants. By following the tip in this post, you can make the process smooth and easy for you and your garden.

Vegetables to start in April