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Don’t have any seed catalogs in your mailbox yet? Here’s how to get your hands on free seed catalogs.

Are you considering bringing your dog down to the vegetable garden with you while you tend to your growing fruits and vegetables? Here’s how to make a dog friendly garden you both can enjoy.

Did you grow cabbage this year? Sauerkraut is a simple and delicious way to preserve and enjoy it. I unintentionally grew a lot of cabbage but was very excited with the opportunity to make sauerkraut.

January and February are great months to start seeds indoors. The weather is likely cold where you are and the days are shorter, but you can start your gardening season this month to get a head start on planting time.

Knowing what plant hardiness zone you are in can make all the difference when it comes to having a thriving garden.

Are you thinking of growing grapes? If the answer is yes, and you plan to grow concord grapes, read on to discover how easy it is to grow them at home.

Many vegetable varieties aren’t available at grocery stores, but can be grown in your garden! We’ve narrowed down 12 of the most common vegetables that gardeners love to grow.

Replanting romaine lettuce is a fun, easy and innovative way to produce less food waste. In a matter of weeks you’ll have a brand-new head of lettuce!

Asian greens are the perfect, easy-to-grow addition to any vegetable garden. They are perfect for stir-fry, soups and salads. Making them a must-have in your garden and kitchen!