Winter can be a challenging time for gardeners, especially when the cold weather confines your green friends indoors. But don't let the frost dampen your gardening spirit! Growing edible plants ...

Cherry and grape varieties ... The Pruning Process Pruning will be your best friend for indoor tomato gardening, especially for indeterminate varieties that grow like they’re in a race to the ceiling.

Most indoor vegetables prefer a stable temperature between 60°F and 70°F (15-21°C). Keep your plants away from drafts or heat ...

"Once overnight temperatures start to dip below 55 degrees Fahrenheit or less, you should be cautious of any outdoor plants that you want to bring back inside," shares Plant Proper, a plant expert ...

The hands-on workshop will show residents how to create their very own Green Curtain using edible climbing plants such as ...

Level up your side dish game with these Romano beans braised in a cherry tomato sauce, equally tasty at room temp. Yellow wax beans or green beans make a great sub. Oven-roasted cherry tomatoes ...

There are varieties suited to growing indoors and outdoors and ... Unless you're growing a bush tomato, the aim is to create a single-stemmed plant. To do this, snap out shoots that grow in ...

Cold temperatures have come to Kansas in bits and spurts this year, but enough so that many gardeners have moved cold-sensitive plants indoors recently. It begs the question: Now what?

Not all planting soils are created equal, just as not all plants have the same growth habits. Finding the best potting soil will help indoor plants grow happily ever after. Growing plants ...

Add the cherry tomatoes, season generously with salt and pepper and stir to coat in the garlicky oil. Cook, stirring occasionally, for 5 minutes, until the tomatoes begin to burst. Using the back ...