National Seed Swap Day is a great opportunity to trade seeds, share knowledge, and meet new friends! Beat the winter blues by organizing a get-together on the last Saturday of January (when National Seed Swap Day is traditionally observed). Here are some ideas to get growing! We also share some important information about heirloom seeds

Ready to get growing? Our handy chart will help you figure out when and where to start your seeds.

Don't waste time and effort! Before you get growing, check to see if your seeds will germinate with these helpful tips.

It's seed catalog time! But what are F1s? Dressed seeds? Some of the terms can be confusing. We explain the terminology so you can order your seeds and start gardening with confidence!

No matter where you live, you can grow exotic fruits right at home. We have a list of the easiest to grow -- you'll be noshing on tasty fresh delights in no time!

When the city of San Diego hired Charles Hatfield to fix the devastating drought of 1915, they got more than they bargained for.

It might be too late for tomatoes, but there's still time to plant these quick-growing, heat-loving summer vegetables.

The average American goes through about 100 rolls of toilet paper a year. That’s a lot of empty tubes! Check out these clever ways to put them to use.

We take a look at transplant vs. seeds, and which may be the better option for your spring garden.

Check out these helpful ideas to put that stack of papers to good use around your home and garden!