If you have a smaller garden space, no need to worry! You can still grow plenty of vegetables! Here's how to make the most of ...

Cucumber seeds are typically planted in pairs, and the weakest seedling is removed after germination to ensure the remaining plant has enough space to grow. However, you can grow two to three ...

Most raised beds are 4x8, which isn't a ton of space, but using the right method and design, you can fit a ton of vegetables.

or provide some sort of trellis or cage to train them to grow vertically.” The companion planting decisions you make will depend on how you choose to grow your cucumbers. Here are the main ...

There's a good reason why you're much better off growing cucumbers vertically on some kind of trellis or other support, as it keeps them off the ground and makes them easier to harvest.

One way to lower your grocery bill would be to grow some of your favorite edibles. From a few veggies and herbs in containers ...

Carrots are great for growing in deeper containers with a free-draining sand and peat-free compost mix. You can sow ...

Examples: Create a little shelf or box on the fence line with your neighbor to share your extra veggies. Put a bench or ...

Trellis also help with vertical gardening. Vertical gardening increases the air circulation around your plants. This is how ...

Over the last several years, raised garden beds have quickly become the go-to for home gardeners (even Joanna Gaines is a fan ...

There’s cucumber ‘Quick Snack’ that fruits in just 40 days, with a mini trellis in an 8-inch pot ... a variety Kimling recommends. Vertical growing maximizes every square foot.