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If you’re looking for an interesting new addition to your garden, caigua is a great choice. Despite being indigenous to the Andes mountains in South America, this vegetable also grows well in temperate climates. Read more
Indoor hanging plants can give a very ethereal feel to any room. We’ve put together a list of the best indoor hanging plants to decorate your home. Read more
After drying sage, it can be used to refine and season food all year long. We’ll show you how to dry sage properly, so that it stays fresher for longer. Read more
If you’re a hobby gardener, sooner or later, you are likely to be faced with rose diseases and pests. We’ll give you overview of the most common problems, and what to do about them. Read more
Guerrilla gardening is a grassroots movement that uses gardening as a form of protest, and as a means of community building. In this article we’ll tell you everything you need to know about guerrilla gardening. Read more
If you like spicy food, having a chili pepper plant at home is worth it. These spirited little capsicums will thrive beautifully in your garden or on your terrace and keep you well supplied with spicy goodness. Read more
Drying basil leaves is incredibly easy. We'll show you how to dry basil like a pro so you can keep your herb supply fully stocked for months to come. Read more
Freshly picked tomatoes simply taste best. Here's a guide on how to grow tomatoes on your balcony at home. Read more
