In the Garden

 
 

Looking for home gardening tips? Find container gardening tricks, ideas for companion gardening, a guide for when to plant your vegetables and fruits and more helpful hints for your home-grown herbs, flowers and produce.

USDA gardening zone map

If you haven’t heard, one of the biggest items in gardening news lately is the unveiling of the new U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Plant Hardiness Zone Map.

 
Onions have shallow roots

Our gardening expert identifies plants with shallow, medium and deep roots to help with interplanting flowers, fruits and vegetables in your garden.

 
Interplanting tomatoes and marigold flowers

Interplanting flowers, herbs, vegetables and fruits creates some benefits that enhance the overall success of my garden. Here are reasons to interplant your garden.

 
Spring greens in the garden

Ahh, spring, when a gardener’s thoughts turn to sowing the first seeds of the year: cool-season vegetables.

 
Eating raw radishes and other fresh vegetables is great for your health.

Reasons to eat fresh fruit and vegetables from your garden or local farm include phytochemicals, increased energy and reduced weight gain.

 
Herb garden with thyme, basil, oregano

Read our tips for planting herbs, and share your herb gardening experience.

 
Bacon Century Farm

Don’t think you have enough space to grow your own veggies? Think again.

 
Broccoli grows in a raised bed garden

Learn what vegetables can be planted early in the season.

 
Growing Asparagus

If you’re starting asparagus in your garden this year, remember that you’ll have to wait three years after planting for your first crop.

 
Pumpkin patch

After carving the perfect Jack-o-Lantern, save your pumpkin seeds to plant next year.

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Container garden for vegetables

Not a lot of space? A deck or patio that receives several hours of sunlight offers a great spot to try gardening in containers arranged in groups.

 
rosemary plants

Rosemary, a perennial evergreen shrub, can easily be grown in a home or garage during the winter months. The key is to make sure the area is cool and moist.

 
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