It can be frustrating if the tomatoes that you work to grow don't ripen before the end of the season. Here's how you can help them get ready to pick in August.
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Tomato plants need a few key nutrients to thrive and produce lots of fruit. This common fridge staple is ideal for adding necessary calcium to the soil.
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Fresh Mexican flavor starts in the garden with these versatile herbs that can brighten everything from hearty soups to soothing homemade teas.
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News of cyclosporiasis outbreaks in several states have people doubting store-bought produce. It feels like homegrown veggies should be safer, but are they?
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Make sure you have juicy, flavorful tomatoes in August by taking care of your tomato plants with these three simple but very important steps.
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These easy-to-grow, delicious herbs can elevate countless dishes, bringing garden-fresh flavor to everything from roasted potatoes to hearty soups.
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This upgrade protects soil and roots from extreme cold and heat, depending on the variety, in turn preventing your tomato plants from wilting and fading.
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Softly sweet and offering different hues throughout the year, this berry tree suits the soils of Colorado better than blueberry and raspberry plants.
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In the hottest summer months, sweet and hot peppers need a little extra care. Follow these guidelines to keep your peppers producing delicious fruit all season.
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Basil is a heat tolerant plant adapted to grow all summer. But it can still benefit from your attention to help it thrive through the hottest parts of July.
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To give your herb garden more flavor this July, plant this Mediterranean herb as a rosemary companion. As a bonus, they'll thrive in the same conditions.
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Gardening is a labor of love no matter where you live, but this state's "second spring" on the East Coast can make any gardener's life easier.
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This cage alternative prevents tomatoes from flopping over and enables you to access them easily. But be sure to give them the light and nutrients they need.
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Don't sweat it if you're getting a late start on this year's garden! These three cool-season vegetables will thrive with a July planting and fall harvest.
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Do you love the distinct flavor of rosemary? Adding this other herb from the mint family can give you a similar fast-growing option to use in recipes.
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Don't drop your pruning shears just yet! There are still some herbs you should to prune in July for a well-maintained, lush, and flavorful garden.
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Some of these veggies will grow within 25 days, others in 70. For best results, ensure they receive the right fertilizer and soil, and appropriate spacing.
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You may already have this common kitchen ingredient at home. It's rich in nitrogen and other nutrients, making it an excellent fertilizer for strawberries.
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This awesome garden hack costs practically nothing, and yet is a tried and tested way to scare away birds and squirrels. All you need is some outdated tech.
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If you're lucky enough to have homegrown pears on your pear tree, it can be frustrating if the fruits of your labor just won't ripen. These factors may be why.
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No matter how green your thumb is, location will heavily determine what you can grow as a gardener. Fortunately, folks in North Texas have nature on their side.
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Pollinator gardens are popular, often filled out with a bounty of flowering plants. But bees and butterflies also like herbs, including this aromatic option.
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Are your current tomato plants just not sweet enough? Fortunately, we have an easy solution to fix this. Say goodbye to bland tomatoes once and for all.
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Instead of store-bought fertilizer, you can make your own easily. Using water and this nutrient-packed plant, you’ll give your garden or flower bed an upgrade.
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Bulky planters can take up a ton of space on your deck. However, this solution allows you to add plant life to your outdoor living area without a footprint.
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As you fill the compost bucket with kitchen scraps — in addition to eggs, banana peels, and other staples — don’t forget this popular summer vegetable.
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Tomato cages can crowd a garden, but there's a low-profile alternative that keeps plants supported while adding a fun, unexpected twist to your growing space.
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