Worm composting transforms leftover food scraps into valuable plant food. And it can be done year round indoors.
Onions are one of the most popular cooking ingredients. Gardeners can plant red, white and green onions as soon as the soil can be work...
Just because garlic and shallots are expensive at the market, doesn’t mean they are difficult to grow in the garden.
Parsnips are a delicious addition to any vegetable garden, but they take care and time to harvest.
Radishes are among the easiest and fastest vegetables to grow, making them a great starter crop for new gardeners.
Soaker hoses deliver water right to the roots of plants. This irrigation system makes watering the gardens as easy as setting a timer.
A hot frame has a heat source to get young seedlings started quickly. The added warmth keeps the plants from freezing at night until th...
Carrots are nutritious and delicious, making them one of the most popular homegrown vegetables.
While less common than other vegetable crops, rutabagas make a wonderful addition to any backyard garden.
There is no need to purchase expensive bagged potting soil once you learn how easy it is to mix at home.
Planting the seeds of a successful gardening experience takes hard work. In DIY's Fresh from the Garden, you learn the basics of how to build, grow and maintain a successful vegetable garden. Each episode tackles a component of vegetable gardening by focusing on America's favorite vegetable, tomatoes, for example, or building raised beds. Host Joe Lamp'l also illustrates the classic gardening basics, and then he goes beyond the most commonly planted vegetables to demonstrate things such as incorporating a vegetable garden into the landscape and building a hydroponic garden. Joe Lamp'l sows his expertise so you can reap the benefits!
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