If you get seeds you didn’t order or from someone you don’t know, don’t plant them. There’s no telling what will come up, and you might be sorry you put those mystery seeds in the soil.

For fiery color and low-maintenance gardening, the many calendula varieties available are hard to beat. Commonly known as pot ...

New Mexico State University’s Chile Pepper Institute’s annual spring plant sale is returning this week. This year’s event ...

If you receive unsolicited, mystery seeds in the mail, don't plant them, the University of Missouri Extension says.

Marigolds come in different colors, shapes, and sizes, and they range in height from 4 to 48 inches tall. Make sure to choose ...

Marigolds are the best flowers to plant with your tomatoes. Not only are marigolds bright and bountiful, but they also offer ...

Colder climate gardeners may want to sow their seeds indoors in April, to transplant in May when the weather is more ...

As the days get longer and the temperatures get warmer, it’s the perfect time to add to your spring garden. Read on for a ...

Close-up of woman's hand sowing seed in soil. Seeds are the heart of any thriving garden. Whether you purchase your seeds from a reputable company, save seeds from your own garden, or collect free ...

Popular flowers being started inside now with ... rudbeckia and salvia. Celosia, marigold and Mexican sunflower seeds can be planted indoors in a couple of weeks since they can’t be put out ...

A budget-friendly way to produce the same impact is by growing flowers from seed. Seed packets are typically sold at a lower price point than live plants, and many varieties grow during the season ...