Sow flower seeds such as calendula, cosmos, nigella, larkspur and ammi majus from February onwards, but if you are sowing ...

If you live in a cold climate or don’t have enough outdoor space then follow these tips to grow some tasty tomatoes indoors. It’s best to stick with cherry tomatoes or dwarf varieties if you have a ...

Seed trays (either with cells or without), good quality multi-purpose peat-free compost and, most importantly, seeds. If you ...

You can sow seeds even in winter. With seed trays, warmth and a touch of patience, gardeners can easily sow seeds for newer ...

When you think of growing edible items indoors, visions of basil, rosemary, cilantro, and other leafy herbs may come to mind. But tomatoes? Yes! An indoor tomato crop is indeed possible using ...

A great way to beat the cold weather we have seen this week is to start working on this year’s garden. This is the perfect ...

Low light isn’t the only concern when starting seeds in January. Also consider the size of your indoor growing area and how quickly the seedlings will outgrow that space. Extra-early seed starting ...

Think winter is too early to start sowing vegetable and herb seeds outdoors? Not for all of them! While heat-loving crops ...

MacCubbin gives gardening advice for Central Florida about tomatoes, amaryllis, poinsettias, palms, vegetables and ...

This week's garden column includes advice on starting seeds indoors and for when a shrub unexpectedly begins struggling.

There are many benefits of starting plants indoors. It lets you get a head start on the growing season, gives you more control over the early growth stages, and increases your chances of success with ...