Starting seeds indoors is a smart way to get a head start on spring gardening. But after weeks of ensuring your seedlings have enough water and sunlight to thrive, the last thing you want is for them ...

With the right care, many types of seeds started indoors grow quickly enough that the seedlings will need to be repotted at least once before they’re ready to go outside in your garden. Knowing how ...

Growing vegetable crops in wooden raised beds in the spring season in a personal farm. Gardener's gloved hands plant a sprout in the ground with garden shovel in early spring. Starting seedlings ...

After you've successfully germinated your seedlings, you're up against a new hurdle: transplanting them into your outdoor garden. Proper timing is essential here, and that doesn't just mean the date ...

DENVER — It drives me nuts to see commercials where people pretending to garden pull plants out of their pots by the stems. This is wrong and can potentially damage the stems at the point where they ...

Ready for some transplanting seedlings examples? Learn how to transplant plants outside to get your vegetable garden ready for summer! There are clear signs that your plugs are ready to transplant to ...

Earlier this week, I was transplanting some of my little seedlings. The first true leaves had developed, so it was time to move the seedlings to their own growing containers. I finished 12 flats ...

Normally when plants start to grow in your gutters, it's a sign that you're overdue to get your roof and gutters cleaned. But a clever strategy of using a small piece of gutter (that isn't attached to ...

Welcome to the Super Bowl of gardening! When spring hits, the garden is ready and so are we. There’s so much to be done and we have so much pent-up energy that it’s easy to find the motivation to ...