Learning how to plant seeds outside correctly will help ensure seeds germinate and grow so you can enjoy them in your garden.

Using a planting calendar for the low desert of Arizona helps you be successful. A planting calendar takes the guesswork out of when to plant.

Growing Potatoes in Straw: NO DIGGING!

Adding shade cloth to a hot summer garden is easier than you think. This is how we added shade cloth to our Arizona garden this year.

Learn how to grow black-eyed peas (also called cowpeas) and add them to your planting list if you live in a hot-summer climate.

What are the black bugs on sunflowers, and what should you do about them? Find out the best ways to treat them organically. 

Whether you grow your transplants or purchase them, learning how to plant transplants correctly gives them the best chance for success.

As prices and uncertainty climb and food shortages loom, starting a garden and learning to grow your own food has never been more critical.

What you do before the heat comes affects how your garden withstands the heat. Here are ten ways to prepare your hot-climate summer garden.

A bulb on a stalk of your onion means it is flowering and making seeds. This is called “bolting,” which is terrible news for onion growers.