No yard needed. If you have a container and light, you have a garden. Everything you need to grow successfully in pots, on a balcony, or in a small space.

Sun, well-draining soil, and very little else. The simple care routine that makes succulents nearly impossible to fail.

The garden doesn’t stop when summer ends. What to plant as temperatures drop, and how to set yourself up so you can start planting in spring faster than last year.

What to plant and when so you have color from early spring through the first frost.

Growing food is one thing. Knowing when it’s ready is another. What to look for, when to wait, and what to do when everything comes in at once.

A garden that looks intentional doesn’t require a landscape designer. This guide teaches you how color, height, and bloom time work together, in plain language.

Certain plants make each other stronger. Others quietly stunt each other’s growth. Here’s what to grow together and what to keep apart.

Gardening is one of the best things you can do with a child, and Earth Day is the perfect excuse to start. Activities that get kids into the soil and keep them coming back.

Raised beds are forgiving, but only if you set them up correctly. How to fill, layer, and plant from the start, so you don’t have to tear it apart and start over.

Ten activities for kids of different ages: planting, observing, harvesting, and a few that are mostly just fun. No experience required on anyone’s part.

The guide most people wish they’d had on day one. Organic really means, how to choose the right soil, and when to plant in your zone. No experience required—just a little space and the willingness to try.

Your zone tells you what to plant and when, and most people don’t know theirs. This guide explains the USDA Hardiness Zone map in plain language so you can stop guessing and start growing.

What to plant, what to feed, and what to watch for month by month. A reference you’ll come back to all season long.

The top resources you need to grown your own food, from two brands that know organic gardening inside and out.