Hi! My name is M. Imran Saleem, and I'm going to be talking about gardening on this channel that I have on YouTube. You will get knowledge on flower gardening, ornamental gardening, vegetable ...

Starting your very first vegetable garden can feel both exciting and overwhelming. You’ve bought your seeds, you’ve got a patch of soil or a few containers ready—but now what? How deep do you plant ...

"Before buying seeds for your vegetable garden, you need to know what will thrive or die," says certified master gardener, Allison Davis. Simply, look up the USDA plant hardiness zone map online ...

To make sure pathogens are killed, soak seeds for 30 minutes in a 90% water, 10% bleach solution, then rinse very well. Spread seeds on a towel and allow to dry for about a week, tossing occasionally.

KSAT 12 teamed up with the San Antonio Food Bank’s Agricultural Initiatives program to plant seasonal vegetables like corn, beans, carrots, basil and squash.

Seeds or Seedlings? How to Grow a Vegetable Garden Without a Ton of Effort. Even the horticulture pros tell our time-strapped columnist there’s no shame in skipping the risky germination stage ...

How you store your seeds can extend or decrease the seed’s lifespan. Here’s how to preserve your seeds so you can plant them next season, and for years to come.

Seed-growing season is upon us, and I'm here to diagnose the most common mistakes people make. From not enough water to too much water, here's how to solve the most common mistakes beginners make.

Master Gardener Volunteers in Minnesota participate in seed trials to help collect data to determine the best seeds to grow ...

Remove the seeds from the pods and store them in a sealed container or plastic bag. Place them in the vegetable section of the refrigerator. Hollyhock seeds can be stored for a year or two before ...