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What is a Garden?
How to Start Growing a Garden
How to Create Good Growing Soil
How to Prepare Garden Beds
How to Plant Seeds the Right Way
How to Prepare Garden Beds for Winter
Tools Needed for Gardening
How to Collect & Dry Herbs from Garden
Best Types of Herbs for Garden
Best Types of Herbs for Garden: Part 2
Types of Tomatoes for Garden
How to Save End of Season Tomatoes
How to Build a Compost Pile
How to Turn a Compost Pile
When Is the Compost Pile Finished?
Common Mistakes When Gardening
Learn how to start and maintain a garden, including herbs and tomatoes plus composting, in this free garde… More
Starting a garden can be done in even a very small space, so long as the plants are provided with quality … More
Tips on the best place to plant a garden in this free gardening video about creating your perfect garden.… More
Tilling a garden is an important part of installing new plants or sod and can also be done to get rid of … More
Mulching a garden can be done naturally by using dead plants and leaves to create a rich compost, which ca… More
A drip irrigation system is also known as micro-irrigation. It combines a low-volume of water and a low-pr… More
One of the all-too-familiar concerns of gardeners everywhere is making sure your garden gets enough water.… More
Learn gardening tips and advice on how to troubleshoot garden problems from a horticulture expert in this … More
Companion planting is the practice of growing certain plants together so they will benefit each other by t… More
Controlling major garden pests, such as horned worms and beetles, requires using some type of spray, wheth… More
Ladybugs may be one of the friendliest-looking insects out there…unless you are an aphid. Ladybugs and the… More
When you take over a garden, new or old, you need to decide which of the existing features to keep. Some o… More
Over application of pesticides is not smart and probably illegal; learn about using insecticides and herbi… More
Compost adds organic matter to soil, improving texture, increasing aeration and releasing valuable nutrien… More
You take great pride in the neatness and order of your garden and you don't want turf grass creeping into … More
Summary: Learn how to start and maintain a garden, including herbs and tomatoes plus composting, in this free gardening video.
Tia Pinney is a Teacher Naturalist and Adult Program Coordinator at Mass Audubon’s Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary in Lincoln, Massachusetts. She is involved in all aspects of the...read more
Landscaping your front or back yard doesn't have to be a professional job. Home gardens provide a tranquil area for reflection and relaxation. Tending and enjoying a garden can lower blood pressure, ease anxiety, and provide diversion in which to ponder various thoughts that have been lingering in your subconscious. Even if you don't have much yard space, planting a small corner garden is a simple task you could complete in just an afternoon.
In this free video series, watch as gardener and plant expert Tia Pinney teaches basic gardening tips. Learn how to start a garden in a lawn, how to prepare the garden bed, the tools needed for gardening, different types of herbs, and how to build a compost pile. Gardening is a tranquil and stress free pastime that is practical and will make your yard look beautiful. Let the experts at ExpertVillage help you get started today!
"Okay here we are in the Drumlin's Farm Garden and we are going to be talking about garden. How to start a garden? How to put in your plants? How to maintain a garden? What types of plants are good to grow? The best and most effective terms in your effort and the quality that you will produce. Also we would talk about herbs, vegetables, fruits, all the different types of plants that you can grow. As well as what it means to grow your own food. How it works in terms of harvesting? Planting? Planning? What you can do in your own food buying as well if you are unable or interested in growing your own food. Looking for local produce. What does it mean to be organic? What it means to be sustainable grown? And hate differences between them? How you can effect your own eating abilities within your diet. "
eHow Article: What is a Garden?
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