Pollinators & pest control
from greenhouses to grow closets
100% safe & effective
Indoor plants add a touch of greenery and warmth to any place, and can even help improve the quality of air in your home! Not to mention, plants are known to provide many other health benefits on top of adding
Home herb gardeners are growing tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) to accompany many egg, fish and poultry dishes. Its delightful licorice-like flavor is also used to infuse white wine vinegar and works well when added to sauces, soups and salad dressings. Leaves
Red creeping thyme (Thymus praecox) spreads quickly to make a lush carpet of small leaves and bright blooms! When touched or crushed, the soft green foliage releases an aromatic scent. In early summer, hundreds of bright pink and red flowers
Nothing says spring like steamed, green spears of organic garden asparagus.
Calathea houseplants are known for their foliage which has captivating patterns and is bound to make anyone pause and take notice. These stunning pieces will add a splash of color and texture to any room in your house. Even the
Home gardeners are growing chives (Allium schoenoprasum) for their gentle flavor, bright green leaves and attractive purple flowers. And they look great in the garden, too! The cool-season, compact plants produce grass-like, hollow leaves that add a mild onion flavor
Begonias are one of those flowers that everyone recognizes for their unique leaf shapes and lovely blooms. They’re frequently seen as houseplants, but growing begonias outdoors is a great way to give a shady area of your garden a bright
Gladiolus (plural gladioli), with their dramatic sword-like leaves, have sturdy flowering stems that stand up to 5 feet tall and have been loved by generations of gardeners! These trumpet-shaped flowers are also known as sword lilies and come in shades
Folks who do a lot of cooking at home frequently run into recipes that use shallots instead of onions. Because they’re so expensive, shallots are sometimes seen as the rich man’s onion. But that’s an unfair comparison. While shallots are
Do you dream of growing your own tomatoes, herbs, and vegetables all year long? Then a DIY greenhouse is what you need! Having your own greenhouse can help you extend the growing season and allow you to enjoy your favorite
How to build the best soil for your raised garden beds — recipe included!
Starting your own hot and sweet peppers from seed gives you selection, growing options, and enjoyment.
Get early access the new growing guides, innovative product reviews and the season’s newest varietal seed release.
