Some vegetable seeds should be sowed directly in the garden – while others are more successful when started indoors, and transplanted later. Find a list of which veggies are which, understand the reasons behind these guidelines – and learn about some exceptions you should know about, too. Read on to learn more now.

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Myths and folklore are as much a part of gardening as shovels, soil, and seeds. In this guide, we examine some of the most popular garden myths and analyze whether they are true, should be taken with a grain of salt, or are just plain wrong. And if they are factual, we offer tips for using them in the garden. Read more.

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Gardening naturally reduces stress and anxiety. Time spent tending plants engages attention, promotes mindfulness through rhythmic tasks like weeding and digging, and exposes you to beneficial soil bacteria that improve emotional wellbeing. Discover the science-backed mental health benefits of gardening in this guide.

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