Watering seems simple, yet it's where most gardens succeed or fail—and mastering it starts with a few key principles. Water deeply and less frequently rather than shallowly every day; this encourages roots to grow downward, making plants more resilient to drought. Aim for the base of plants in the early morning, when water soaks in […]
Companion planting is the age-old practice of pairing crops so they help each other grow, and it's one of the most satisfying skills a home gardener can learn. In this class, you'll discover why tomatoes thrive alongside basil, how marigolds shield entire beds from pests, and the science behind the legendary "Three Sisters"—corn, beans, and […]
Starting your own garden is easier than you might think—all it takes is a sunny spot, decent soil, and a willingness to learn as you go. Begin small: even a few containers of herbs on a windowsill or a couple of tomato plants in a raised bed can teach you the rhythm of watering, sunlight, […]
