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How to Grow Microgreens Indoors

Among the easiest and fastest-growing crops, microgreens offer a palette of fresh flavors, from mild to spicy, and inspire repeated plantings for an ongoing supply of fresh greens for creative uses. Here's how to grow microgreens indoors.

Putting plants on the walls can bring your home to life—literally. Liven up your space, indoors or outdoors, by adding a living wall made with easy-to-care-for and attractive succulents.

With only a few materials from the hardware store, you can build a sifter for soil and compost. Fight rocks and clay in your soil with this DIY project.

How to Build a Compost Bin

Take a Saturday to make this compost bin using lumber and materials available at your local hardware store.

Protect your homegrown produce and learn how to make an arbor made with PVC pipes. This easy project is much less expensive than store-bought options!

Creating your own fernery is rewarding, low-maintenance, and simple to accomplish. Here's everything you need to know about planting and caring for ferns.

How To Landscape Around Trees

Mulching around trees isn't just a measure to prevent mowing damage—it also provides a small space to challenge eager gardeners and landscapers. Use the space around the base of trees (big or small) to add new flower beds and decorative landscaping details to the yard.

Make this gorgeous tabletop garden display while you anxiously await spring's arrival. Enjoy the lush arrangement during the winter months before transferring the bulbs into your garden come spring!

Shrink your garden down to be doll-sized. These varieties of small fruits and vegetables are perfect for creating an adorable edible garden.

Repel mosquitoes naturally by combining different types of fragrant oils. These solutions are easy to make with household products and use no harsh chemicals.

The fiddle leaf fig tree has had its 15 minutes of fame, and Ficus benghalensis—a.k.a. Ficus Audrey—is ready to steal the spotlight.

Skip the nursery and find indoor plants online. Keep your love of houseplants alive without breaking the bank.

Having a few houseplants around could make a huge difference for your skin.

No outdoor garden? No problem. Fill your space with indoor houseplants instead. These companies make it so easy to shop stylish options that are just right for your home.

3 DIY Fruit Fly Solutions

Fruit flies themselves won't harm you, but they do threaten the hygiene of your kitchen and the food in it. Create fruit fly traps with simple materials you probably already have around the house.

Find Your Official State Bird

Did you know that your state has selected an official state bird? A handful of states even have two! See what your home state picked as a symbol of its natural environment.

Improving rocky, clay soil allows a garden to flourish. See how this New York couple worked with what they had to create a lush garden.

Join fellow succulent enthusiasts in this new Instagram challenge! This creative succulent arrangement idea will leave you with a houseplant project you'll be proud to share.

Ferns tend to be thought of as background plants used to fill empty space—but they're so much more. A preserved New York garden shows that ferns can be much more than a feathery frill.

Fish, frogs, turtles, and beneficial insects are right at home in a water garden. Here's what you need to know about common wildlife pond visitors.

Begonias are a crowd favorite, and for good reason. These hardy plants have blooms and leaves with varying colors, textures, and sizes, making them work in any garden setting.

This New Hampshire vegetable garden is a feast for the senses. Check out how one couple transformed a large property into a gorgeous garden full of fresh produce that coexists among flower beds.

Sedum is one of the most versatile garden plants out there and has the added bonus of being drought-tolerant. Here's everything you need to know about growing sedum.

Have herbs and microgreens within arm's reach. Create a year-round garden with these easy-to-use indoor garden kits.

An Oregon backyard proves just how beautiful sustainable practices can be, even in a small space.

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