Tower Garden uses up to 98 percent less water to grow plants as opposed to traditional gardening. This isn’t just good for your water bill, but good for the planet. Find out why water conservation is an important topic, and what you’re already doing to help sustain our water supply.

Kids can learn at home during their week off of school by planting, growing, and harvesting with a Tower Garden! We’ve rounded up 5 kid-friendly activities for every weekday of spring break to keep your children occupied and your garden thriving.

Not only are flowers and greens beautiful to look at, you can sometimes eat them, too! Learn which flowers are aesthetically pleasing as well as nutritious, and which greens can double as filler for your arrangements. Get growing, get blooming, and get creative!

Love, trust and patience may be the key factors to making a relationship work…with your garden! We’ve rounded up our best advice for cultivating a long-lasting, fulfilling relationship with your herbs, vegetables and fruits. Let love grow!

The International Herb Association recently named Anise Hyssop as the 2019 herb of the year. Find out what makes it the next big thing, how you can grow it, and what to do with this delightful and versatile herb.

Some benefits of gardening — such as easier access to fresh, clean fruits and veggies — may be obvious. But did you know gardens can also yield healthier communities, stronger families, and more? Learn about the surprising power of plants.

Growing a garden often yields more than fresh produce. It can also spark positive changes in your life — including healthier habits, cost savings, and more. Read these gardener testimonials to learn what you could gain from planting a few seeds in 2019.

Are your kitchen scraps headed for the trash? Wait! See how you can save money and prevent food waste by regrowing your fruit and vegetable leftovers.

It’s fall, which means it’s time to start planning your holiday get-togethers and (more importantly) meals! Follow these easy recipes to turn your fresh, homegrown produce into a heart-warming holiday feast that nurtures both body and soul.

Brussels sprouts are among the healthiest foods you can eat. And with a little patience, you can easily grow your own. In this beginner’s guide, learn the basics of cultivating the curious crop.