Edible Gardens on Houzz: Tips From the Experts

Some like 'em hot; others like them sweet. With the incredible range of peppers available for home gardens, you can have your pick

Look out, spinach. For fall and spring gardens with a little heat, collard greens may be the better choice

Napa cabbage, pak choi, bok choy — no matter what you call it, this edible is a good candidate for fall and spring gardens

Sweeter after a taste of frost, these often-overlooked root vegetables can be a surprisingly tasty part of your fall garden

Patience pays off with this harbinger of spring that lasts for decades in the garden

If you're up for a challenge this fall, try growing celery and celeriac in your garden.

You can get an early gardening fix — and save money too — by starting seedlings in the warm indoors

The nutrients in your soil feed the plants that feed you. Here are tips on getting it right — just in time for planting season

Foster friendships among plants for protection from pests, pollination support and color camaraderie

This unfairly maligned root vegetable is the ideal choice for a winter garden, sweetening with the frost and having a long storage life

These herbs, vegetables and fruits are just as happy in a pot as they are in the ground

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