How to Plant and Grow Garlic | Gardener's Path

Adored by florists and gardeners everywhere, lilies are delightfully flamboyant with gorgeous flowers and heady perfume.Renowned for their big, bold blooms i

We all know what it’s like to come home from the grocery store and dig into the strawberries only to find them too bland, too tart, or too far gone.And when we get a nice, sweet, juicy batch we inhale them within a

The garden heliotrope, Heliotropium arborescens, is a tender shrubby perennial, or sub-shrub, of the borage family, with clusters of sweetly-scented blossoms in shades of purple, blue, or white.With a backdrop of dark green pleated leaves, plants bear a resembla

For the non-chemical, organic gardener, compost is an essential part of your hardworking hobby.Even for those who do use chemicals, adding organic matt

As summer winds to a close, the weather starts to cool off and the gardener’s thoughts shift toward other things.The past month or so has been all abou

I don’t know what’s happening with alliums in Uzbekistan, but they’re growing some fantastic garlic.There’s nothing wrong with a lovely, mild bulb, but sometimes you want something sweet,

We all know ginger – a tasty culinary herb (or, more accurately, a spice) that you can buy practically anywhere.Whether you’re using the whole root, paste, or powdered form, it’

Gardeners have many reasons for building paths in their landscapes.Some are looking to provide more convenient passageway from Poin

There are a couple of common misconceptions you should quickly forget when first adding this sunny and brilliant plant to your yard.A quick rundown: it’s not from Jerusalem, and it’s most definitely not a

For both the aspiring and the experienced gardener, growing culinary herbs is a likely and logical challenge – especially when tending a garden to meet your home cooking needs.The real puzzle, however, may be in selecting the best an

Are you a fairly seasoned gardener, with a few notches on your belt?Maybe you’ve already spent a f

Ever wanted to push your garden’s production capabilities to the max?Well, there’s no better way to do it than with season extensio