Here's our guide to growing lettuce indoors, both the quick and easy way, and from seed. Yes, you can grow lettuce indoors ...

Ahead, discover the highest-yielding fruits and vegetables that don't demand much from the gardener.

Knowing when to start seeds indoors ensures your favorite flowers and veggies will be ready to plant outdoors when spring ...

The winter is the quietest time for any gardener, but it doesn’t need to be a period of total dormancy. There are many plants ...

Many gardeners never think about growing vegetables indoors. But with the right balance of light, water, and warmth, you can grow lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, and many other food crops inside year ...

The biggest reason is that it's just not necessary. We start some seeds indoors because they require a long growing season.

The primary limiting factor for a winter herb garden is light. Herbs grown inside will need plenty of sunlight from a south- ...

A yield of lettuce from the container farm is roughly 50-60 pounds, some of which goes to the school’s cafeteria.

Starting plants indoors will require you to have planting space ... cabbage, kale, lettuce, and Swiss chard. Seeds that should be directly sown include most root crops, such as carrots, radishes ...