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Get specific tips on growing and caring for any plant, flower or herb. Interested in edibles? eHow has suggestions on growing strawberries, blueberries, corn, tomatoes and all sorts of other fruits and vegetables. Planting flowers to brighten a yard? Check out tips on annuals, perennials and everything in between. Herb aficionados can learn how to design an herb garden, grow basil organically and harvest thyme. No yard to speak of? Not to worry, eHow has suggestions for indoor gardening, as well.

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  • How to Plan Out Next Years Garden

    Planning ahead is always a good thing. This applies to gardening as well. Find out how simple planning of your next garden will reward you with a more beautiful and bountiful crop.

  • How to Plant Cannas Tubers

    With its broad tropical leaves this plant adds a touch of the exotic to the summer garden. Its form resembles that of the banana, with foliage that can range from light green to bronze. Depending...

  • How to Grow Herbs in a Garden

    Growing your own herbs is an economical way to always have fresh herbs on hand for cooking or for garnish. Some of the most popular herbs are parsley, sage, chives, thyme and basil. Other uses for...

  • How to Add Worms to an Indoor Garden

    Vermiculture, or raising worms, is a popular activity of gardeners adopting organic methods of cultivation and soil enhancement. People hate to waste, yet often they do. Save your kitchen and...

  • How to Extract Seeds From Vegetable Plants

    As you bite into a juicy cucumber from your aunt's garden, or a spicy piece of heirloom rainbow chard, do you ever think you could also grow these beauties in your own garden? The process to...

  • How to Design With Catmint Flowers

    Catmint or catnip is a perennial herbaceous plant that is part of the mint family. Catmint prefers neutral, well-drained soils, but is tolerant of a variety of conditions. It has a noticeable...

  • How to Make Your Own Herbs and Flowers for Health

    Introduce sweet, organic fresh herbs to your green lifestyle. Parsley, dill, and rosemary are just a few of the many healing and healthful herbs that can be successfully cultivated in containers...

  • Cheap Flowers to Plant

    For many people, gardening is one of the most relaxing and beautiful experiences in their lives. Every garden is an individual statement about who its owner is as a person and what her tastes are....

  • How to Grow Dill in your Home Vegetable Garden

    Visit any website that features food recipes, do a search on dill and literally hundreds, if not thousands, depending on the website you visit, of recipes will appear for this great tasting herbs....

  • How to Grow Gourmet Vegetables

    Gourmet vegetables can create tasty and innovative meals. Expand your garden and choose different plants to make colorful, delicious and creative meals. Try ethnic vegetables suited to your taste...

  • How to Germinate and Plant Vegetable Seeds

    For the healthiest, most productive vegetable plants, give each seed the best chance to survive and thrive by planting them in at the right depth in the right soil at the right time of year. ...

  • How to Grow Herbs and Cinnamon Spice

    People prize herbs for their multitude of uses and have employed them for medicines, seasonings, flavorings, personal beautification and fragrance. Greek and Roman students wore garlands of...

  • Tips for Sprouting Nasturtium Seeds

    WIth the proper care, natrurtiums can provide lovely color and variety in the garden. These popular flowers are not hard to grow, and they are an excellent choice for the beginning gardener. Even...

  • How to Convert to Organic Soil

    An increased awareness of the multitude of dangers present in chemicals used in many commercial herbicides, fertilizers and pesticides has encouraged home gardeners to use only organic products...

  • Remedies for Black Spots on Pepper Plants

    Peppers have both a culinary and an ornamental purpose. They are a staple in our backyard gardens; grown for their variety in taste, color and shape. Like any living thing, the plants and their...

  • What Makes a Good Border Shrub?

    Shrubs are a delightful addition to the home garden, adding dimension and new possibilities for color and texture. Shrubs are also functional. Strategically placed, they can hide unsightly...

  • Homemade Thai Organic Fertilizer

    The backbone of Thailand's economy is agriculture. In order to protect the integrity of the eco-system and promote sustainability, a growing number of farmers in Thailand use only organic...

  • How to Space Lantana Plants in a Garden

    Lantana is a hardy flowering plant similar to a shrub that produces an abundance of colored blooms during the spring, summer and fall months. With over 150 varieties of Lantana available, every...

  • How to Create a Garden Butterflies Love

    Butterlies are lovely to watch and help pollinate many plants, flowers, trees, vines, and shrubs.

  • How to Dry Herbs to Make Essential Oils

    Essential oils have hundreds of benefits such as aiding with digestion, strengthening the immune system, eliminating headaches, and relieving congestion. They are widely used in aromatherapy to...

  • How to Grow Vegetables Indoors With a Grow Light

    Cultivating an indoor garden can be done in any climate during any season. Special care must be taken to give indoor vegetables adequate care and growing conditions, but this is made easy with...

  • How to Care for Dahlias in Fall

    Dahlias are a beautiful specimen of garden flower. These flowers grow from tubers in healthy, well-drained soil. Many gardeners are intimidated with the thought of growing dahlias due to the extra...

  • How to Grow a Plant With Earthworms

    With little space, we make a little garden. But when space is your problem, where do you put your compost pile? Compost is an essential plant nutrient-rich food to help your trees, shrubs and...

  • How to Garden Lemon Trees

    If you've ever looked at an empty space in your garden and thought a lemon tree would look nice there, you aren't alone. There are several benefits to choosing a lemon tree for your garden, such...

  • How to Plant Flowers & Asparagus Together

    Planting asparagus and flowers together saves space in your garden area. Asparagus officinalis is derived from the Greek word that means to swell or be ripe. For more than 2,000 years, asparagus...

  • How to Get Rid of Stinging Nettles

    Stinging nettles are also referred to as common nettles. This perennial is a flowering weed. Its small, translucent spines deliver formic acid when broken, creating a stinging sensation. When...

  • Clay Soil Preparation for Roses

    Clay soils present problems for rose gardeners. Heavy clay doesn't drain well and compacts easily, which can both starve the root system of oxygen. However, amending the soil with organic...

  • How to Use Herb Garden Grow Lights

    The use herb garden grow lights will enable you to have a beautiful and bountiful herb garden year round. An herb garden is handy to provide aromatherapy in your home with the wonderful aromas...

  • How to Use Tough Plants to Achieve a Low-maintenance Garden

    Carefree, sun-loving & drought tolerant plants play a major role in my garden. I choose to plant no-fuss plants as I have a large yard that I have to fill. . My first choice,would have to be...

  • How to Grow Pineapple Plants

    It's easy to grow pineapple plants and fruit from the leafy tops cut from store-bought fruit, but it does take time. You can expect a well-established plant in a few months, and it will grow...

  • How to Create a Hanging Garden

    Perhaps the most beautiful thing about a hanging garden is not the flowers produced but the ability to place the hanging garden where a traditional garden cannot be placed. Create a hanging garden...

  • How to Treat Organic Soil in a Greenhouse

    Organic greenhouse gardening is becoming more and more popular as a way of obtaining nutritious and low-cost food during the colder months of the year. Gardening in a greenhouse extends the...

  • How to Grow Vegetables in Boxes

    Planting a vegetable garden in boxes can be easy and rewarding if you don't have the space for a full backyard garden. Boxes can be made out of wood, metal, plastic or many other sturdy materials....

  • How to Cover Plants for Frost Space Heater

    You love your garden and you want to protect it during a cold spell. You may have heard that you can use a space heater, but you're not sure how to set this up or if there are safety...

  • How to Dust Your Garden Plants

    Garden plants can become dusty during drought, wind storms or the hot summer months in the Southwest, especially if you have a dirt driveway. Dust not only ruins the appearance of your landscaping...

  • What Is a Good Natural Plant Food for Basil?

    Basil is one of the most popular and easy-to-grow culinary herbs for home gardeners and gourmet cooks. All plants required basic nutrients to thrive, including nitrogen (N), phosphorous (P) and...

  • How to Plant 4 O'Clock Bulbs

    Four o'clock plants, also known as Mirabilis jalapa, are beautiful flowering annuals that are native to both North and South America. The bright colored blossoms open up during the mid-afternoon...

  • How to Take Care of a Rose Garden

    Few sights are more beautiful than a rose garden in full bloom. Whether you prefer classic rose bushes, old-fashioned climbers, shrub roses or a combination of them all, the most important step in...

  • How to Grow Root Vegetables

    Having a home vegetable garden is the best way to assure fresh, tasty vegetables for yourself and your family. Root vegetables, or vegetables that are grown underground, can be some of the best to...

  • How to Grow Fall Vegetables

    Planting, gardening and growing are most often associated with the spring and summer months, when temperatures are warm and flowers are blooming. Don't put those gardening gloves away just because...

  • How to Garden Sugar Snap Peas

    Sugar snap peas have sweet, edible pods. Unlike other edible-pod peas such as snow peas, they are harvested when the pea seeds inside are almost fully formed and the pods are at their sweetest. A...

  • How to Highlight Accent Plants in My Garden

    Planting accent plants around your garden bed and under bushes will add another layer of beauty to the space. Contrasting colors bring out each other's distinctive qualities and help showcase the...

  • How to Get Your Garden to Grow

    Many people grow a garden. This can contain flowers, vegetables or sometimes both flowers and vegetables. When you are gardening, you want to be sure that your plants are going to grow. For...

  • How to Grow Tomatoes Without Pesticides

    When it is the season for growing fruits and vegetables, tomatoes are a good plant to try growing. Fresh tomatoes grown in your own garden is not only healthier than anything you’d buy in the...

  • How to Garden Pansies

    Pansies are popular plants found in gardens all over the world. Easy to care for, pansies come in a variety of vibrant, luscious colors. Pansies thrive in hot to mild weather and grow from spring...

  • How to Care for Datura Plants

    Datura, also called Angel's Trumpet, Jimson Weed, thorn apple and apple of Peru, is a showy, fragrant plant. It grows to a height of up to 4 feet. Blossom colors are white or purple, and bloom...

  • How to Grow Grapevines From a Root Cutting

    Grapevine propagation through cuttings begins in the fall or winter season after fruiting is completed. The cuttings are taken from pruned sections of vine and stored for rooting in the spring...

  • How to Grow Chives in your Home Vegetable Garden

    Chives make up the smallest member of the onion family. It is a native plant to Europe, North America and Asia. The name chive is derived from the Latin word cepa which translates into onion. ...

  • How to Use Surplus Garden Vegetables

    Anyone who grows a vegetable garden ends up with surplus vegetables. Most people end up sharing with friends and neighbors which is very commendable. There are other ways to share your vegetables...

  • How to identify and keep Squash bugs out of Your Garden

    What damages the bug will cause and how to keep them from moving into your garden.

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