Do your spring garden plans include filling the landscape of a new home or starting a vegetable garden? Here are some tips to help you get started.

Growing plants from seed can be both exciting and rewarding. Get helpful tips on starting some of your vegetable seeds indoors to give you a head start on the garden season.

Cool-season vegetables, hardy annuals, and perennials can be sown in winter to give plants a head start in spring. Follow these tips to incorporate this technique into your gardening plans.

Are you new to growing houseplants? Here are some pointers on caring for your indoor plants during the shorter, drier days of winter.

Pruning berry bushes results in more vigorous plants and, in turn, increased fruit production. Keep reading for tips on pruning raspberry, blueberry and blackberry canes so you can have bountiful berry harvests for years to come.

Root vegetables perform best in cool weather, so they are among the first planted in spring and the last harvested in fall. Follow these tips for growing popular root crops, including beets, carrots, radishes and turnips.