Raised garden beds are ideal for edible plants, as they keep your harvest organized, prevent over-planting, and deter weeds ...

How to harvest lettuce Lettuce grows great in the Carolinas during our cool season. I have three plantings of lettuce that I ...

The middle of March is the time to start growing cool season crops such as peas, sweet peas, lettuce, radishes, cabbage, kale ...

A group of Milwaukee 5th graders is growing hundreds of pounds of food from their classroom thanks to hydroponic pods built ...

Keep the soil moist after sowing until the seeds are growing strongly. Thin the seedlings to around 30cm apart. If you're planning to cut the whole lettuce heads at harvest, sow at intervals of three ...

BAY VILLAGE, Ohio -- It’s salad days for Bay Middle School seventh-graders -- in more ways than one. A group of boys is ...

Peas have a short period to grow. They only thrive in cool weather and fail in summer heat. They need to be planted in March; ...

Rows of lettuce growing in a hydroponic system in a shipping container outside the school district's administration building will help provide students and the community with fresh food year-round.

Regardless of your garden location — you can grow crops like basil in a space as small as a windowsill or veggies like lettuce on a large plot of land — Mitchell says the magic of gardening is ...

With a little bit of planning, gardeners can enjoy small amounts of fresh produce throughout the season by succession sowing.

The middle of March is the time to start growing cool season crops such as peas, sweet peas, lettuce, radishes, cabbage, kale and anything else that has instructions on the seed pack that tells ...