Growing your own fruits and vegetables can help cut down on your fresh produce purchases during the spring, summer, and fall. But the harvest doesn't have to end just because the growing season does.

It's good to get a jumpstart on your gardening, and we have a list of vegetables to start growing that you'll want to dust off your green thumb for.

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As vegetable gardens slow and slumber in the fall, it’s time to turn our attention to edible growing opportunities indoors. The enjoyment of home growing doesn’t have to stop just because the seasons ...

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Many gardeners have a habit of abandoning sowing once fall comes around, putting their seed packets away until spring. However, it needn't be the case. Growing your own food can be a year-round ...

Sow your seeds at the depth specified on the seed packet. The rule of thumb is the bigger the seed, the deeper it should be ...

It’s winter here in the Pacific Northwest and the garden is still resting, but it’s time for gardeners to get busy planning for spring and summer gardening. I love shopping […] ...

Lettuce grows great in the Carolinas during our cool season. I have three plantings of lettuce that I have done since last summer… fall lettuce, winter lettuce, and I there is still time to plant ...

Choose fast-growing, compact vegetable varieties that thrive in containers and mature quickly. Make sure plants get at least six hours of direct sunlight or use grow lights to mimic full daylight.