Add soil amendments as needed: Working compost, aged manure, or other amendments into the soil when starting a new garden or ...

If you're familiar with the phrase "waste not, want not" and want to apply it to your kitchen and garden, here's a way to avoid wasting the base of your celery.

Celery (Apium graveolens) is a vegetable that is popular with the health conscious. The stalks are almost absent of calories, yet contain important vitamins and minerals. Many herbal remedies claim ...

Celery starts are slow growing, but you will want your plants to be about 6 inches tall at transplant time. Grow celery in the lowest area of your garden. The plants require lots of water, 1.5 ...

This celery can be grown from seed, harvested in about 100 days after sowing; or, as plants, which need about 80 days from planting to harvest. Look for transplants early in spring, likely ...

It also can harm your plants. “Fertilizer can push a plant’s growth off-course,” said Julie Janoski, Plant Clinic manager. Fertilizing a newly planted tree, for example, ...