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It’s never too late to start a garden. It might not look like your summer garden, but there are plenty of cold hearty crops you can continue to grow throughout the fall and winter.

November is a great time to be productive in your vegetable garden. Here are a few things you should be doing this month.

This winter, explore three gardening sustainability documentaries that are sure to inspire any nature lover or green thumb.

It’s time to buckle up as I share with you how I’ve dealt with these pests as well as tips from other plant parents who have gone through the same pests problems: scales, mealybugs, gnats, aphids, spidermites and thrips.

Versatile and prolific in the garden, mint can be a great addition to a variety of wonderfully simple and delicious recipes.

Every gardener needs a few tools to get the job done. Here are 7 recommendations for tools that every gardener should have.

30 common toxic and non-toxic houseplants, plus we recommend some herbs that are healthy and enjoyable for dogs and cats to munch so that they don’t feel left out of the gardening fun.

Is a canning set on your Christmas wish list this year? It’s on mine, thanks to a fun canning class with our very own Miss Marion.

My garden inspires me to do more than expand my garden and try new things. Have you made a paper lantern? Here’s an easy DIY paper lantern guide inspired by my garden.