Most indoor vegetables prefer a stable temperature between 60°F and 70°F (15-21°C). Keep your plants away from drafts or heat ...

A lurking winter doesn’t mean you have to give up homegrown veggies. Take advantage of a sunny window to create an indoor ...

Nowadays, though, anything is possible – even growing fruit and vegetables indoors. In fact, some of us are even using up bits of leftover vegetables to grow new ones from our windowsills.

Hand planting seedlings in pots for indoor gardening setup ... stem and leaves. Most vegetable seeds that germinate quickly (such as cabbage and tomatoes) enter their dormant state with mature ...

Do you enjoy creating mouthwatering dishes but wish you had fresh ingredients at your fingertips? Growing herbs indoors is ...

Horticulturist Naznin harvests fresh lettuce from a nutrient film technique system in Extension’s Urban Indoor Farm Project, ...

Large vegetables that need a lot of room to grow, such as pumpkins and watermelon, are also difficult to grow indoors due to limited space. How can I keep my indoor garden growing? If it’s your ...

Choosing the right plants is key to a thriving vertical garden. Select varieties that do well indoors and have similar water ...

If you're growing vegetables for the first time ... although the plants are raised from seed indoors first and then planted out in the third week of May. The kiwi fruit is also quite happy ...

Gardening brightens up your home. Also, it has been shown to reduce stress, improve mood, and provide a sense of accomplishment Opt for low-maintenance plants like snake plants, pothos, or succulents, ...