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The Snip-n-Drip Raised Bed Soaker System can easily create a convenient and streamlined watering system for your raised beds. Check out this video to learn more.

Apply water just where you want it -- and not where you don't — with the Snip-n-Drip Landscape Soaker System.

The Snip-n-Drip Garden Row Soaker System brings water right to your veggie garden rows; no special tools needed!

Customizable irrigation systems help your plants thrive. Here's how to choose the best way to water each of your gardens.

Get water to your garden without wasting a single drop; read all about our Snip-n-Drip automatic watering system.

We show you how to link multiple raised beds in a single, efficient watering system.

With the Snip-n-Drip Soaker System you can easily create a customized watering drip system.

Whenever I plant a new flower garden for one of my clients, I give the “watering talk,” in which I underscore the importance of watering during the first year.

If you're tired of dragging hoses out to your raised bed, you're going to love the Aquacorner Soaker System.

Check out our self-watering Viva planters, which feature bold color and a high-gloss finish.

Plant a tree? Yes, OF COURSE!

With the right tools and techniques, you can keep your plants happy no matter the climate.

How to use the Aquacorner to create new raised beds or retrofit existing beds.

Come home to healthy houseplants and abundant gardens with these

Our GrowEase self-watering seedstarting kit takes the worry out of watering. Learn how it works.

A quick check on the soil will let you know if it's time to water again.

How to successfully grow plants in containers -- indoors and out.

What's an "herb spiral"? Unlike a traditional flat garden, an herb spiral is 3-dimensional and packs more plants in a smaller space.

With well-designed, innovative pots, planters, and containers, you can cultivate a healthy, freshest-ever harvest, just steps from your kitchen.

The Green Thumb Awards, a program of the Direct Gardening Association, recognizes outstanding new plants and products. Each year, companies enter their best new products with the hopes of winning this prestigious award.

Whether you're an experienced gardener or just starting out, we have supplies that ensure seed starting success. Learn how to choose the right one for you.

Techniques for prevention and control of septoria leaf spot, a fungal disease that can affect a wide variety of plants.

With up to 8-inch, showy flowers that bloom from summer to fall, tuberous begonias provide all-season color in even the shadiest corners of the garden.

Upgrading your front yard to a vegetable garden is sure to raise a few eyebrows, but if you do it right, you'll impress the skeptics.

Earth Day isn't just a day to celebrate this planet; it's also a call to action. Here are some of our favorite Earth-friendly gardening practices.

Barerooot plants are often less expensive and quicker to establish than container-grown plants. Learn how to plant bareroot shrubs and trees.

What's wrong with my tomatoes? Learn how to diagnose and treat tomato problems.

A profile of Nancy Brooker, a home gardener who has learned how to keep her windowboxes thriving during the hot Kansas summers.

On a hillside northwest of Los Angeles, firefighter Mike Nava takes us on a tour of his lush, rain barrel-fed garden.

We squash five common myths about watering your garden.

Want fresh asparagus in your garden? The key is to spend time preparing the proper bed.

Give the deer their own meadow and they might just leave your garden alone.

In 2003 we began employing our expertise with self-watering planters to design a super-productive, water-saving growing system for developing countries. This system was designed to utilize a readily available product in developing countries: 55-gallon plastic drums.

Our garden-tested potting mixes are formulated to guarantee great results.

Learn how to choose the right potting soil and fertilizer for whatever you want to grow. Our exclusive garden-tested soils and fertilizers provide optimum growing conditions.

This fungus is most prevalent in wet, humid growing conditions.

Looking for success with a new tree or shrub? It's all about planting depth.

With the right containers, raised beds, and potting mix, you can grow a huge amount of veggies in a tiny space.

Collecting rainwater for your garden is a smart idea, no matter what your motivation. Use our rainfall calculator to help sort it out!

Although cucumbers have sprawling vines, you can grow them in containers. The key is to choose a compact variety and train those vines up a trellis.

Late summer is the seventh-inning stretch of the vegetable garden; time to step back and reassess. Here are a few tips from an old pro on how to score big harvests in the end.

For drama in the garden, there's nothing like a brugmansia. Learn how to plant, grow, and overwinter this subtropical showstopper.

New to world of raised beds? Let us show you around the many sizes, shapes, and materials to choose from.

Techniques for prevention and control.

There are dozens of techniques for mulching your vegetable garden. For best results, match the mulch to the crop, weather, and soil type.

Gardener's Supply offers thousands of products from around the world but our signature items are made by us — right here in Vermont.

Three reasons why plants in containers and hanging baskets need a little extra nutrient boost.

How to set up your seedlings for success with our Deep Root Seed Starting Kit.

Kitchen garden expert Ellen Ecker Ogden presents planting plans for our Elevated Raised Beds that bring both flavor and color.

Techniques for prevention and control.

Learn how the Aquacorner system works to bring water right to your raised beds.

Meet Garden Crusader and permiculturist Guillermo Vasquez of San Francisco.

When starting seeds, you'll want to use the right growing medium and provide adequate light. But what sort of container will you plant the seeds into?

In this 4-part video, our friend and gardening expert Charlie Nardozzi provides tips for success with your raised bed garden.

Techniques for prevention and control.

Bring the garden right up to your fingertips or patio door with an elevated raised bed.

This bacterial disease is affects all cabbage family crops.

Techniques for prevention and control.

How to plant, grow, and harvest asparagus.

Techniques for prevention and control.

Techniques for prevention and control.

Techniques for prevention and control.

Our new and improved potting mixes contain mycorrhizae for healthier plants with up 35% higher yields compared to mixes without this beneficial fungi.

Think of the straw bale as a large container with a volume of 40 gallons. As the straw begins to break down, it turns into a rich, compostable planter that's ideal for growing vegetables.

Birdies is Australia’s leading raised bed manufacturer, for good reason. Birdies raised beds are a perfect combination of Quality, Durability, Versatility, Safety, Sustainability, and Style.

There are many ways to help older gardeners continue gardening and to keep their gardening passion alive.

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From burgundy to lime green and in just about every shade in between, coleus is all about foliage.

We believe you can garden just about anywhere — including right outside our office door! Check out our raised bed planting plans.

Techniques for prevention and control.

Techniques for prevention and control of angular leaf spot, a bacterial disease in cucumbers, squash and melons.

Bring the "queen of climbers" up close by growing compact varieties in planters on your patio or deck.

They grow up so fast — see how to move your tomato seedlings up to a larger container.

Fungus gnats look like fruit flies, hovering over the soil in houseplants or seedlings. It's easy to get them under control.

Techniques for prevention and control of the anthracnose fungal disease in beans, cucumbers and fruits.

How to keep your houseplants healthy and pest-free.

Swap your turf for slow-growing fescue grass and spend less time mowing (and more time relaxing in your yard!).

Sometimes new traditions begin with an impulse buy. Last spring, I was at a garden center, struck by the beauty of a pot of blue-violet anemones and yellow ranunculus.

Learn how to reduce your consumption of water, lower your water bill, and still have a beautiful, productive garden.

There are plenty of plants out there that love the heat (looking at you tomatoes and zinnias), however our cool-weather crops may need a little help during high temps.

This fungus disease attacks tomatoes and potatoes at any stage of growth. Irregular gray spots form on leaves.

These diminutive beauties will send out plenty of blooms if given the correct care.

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Learn how one Los Angeles family created a front yard that looks beautiful, tolerates drought, and welcomes pollinators and neighbors.

In this video, Ellen, one of our employee-owners and houseplant experts, leads you through the dos and don'ts of watering houseplants.

Learn how to recognize and prevent powdery mildew, gray mold (Botrytis), and black spot, three common garden diseases.

Rethink your fall landscape clean-up with wildlife and soil health in mind.

Tomatoes are quick to germinate and fun to grow. Learn how to start your own tomatoes from seed.

With the right soil, you can design a "dry garden" and grow beautiful lavender just about anywhere.

It's easy to grow basil indoors, as long as you provide warmth and light. Start from seed and you'll always have a fresh crop on hand.

We put our 3'x3' Grow Bed to the test: "When it came time to harvest, my coworkers all came out to see the huge potatoes tumble out of the Grow Bed..."

Protect your garden from cold, heat, insects, and wind — we've got you covered.

Techniques for prevention and control.

Whether you have patio planters, hanging baskets, or windowboxes, we show you how to create a stunning floral display with a few simple tips.

"There is no trick to growing geraniums from seed," says Valerie Ryan, who grows dozens of seedlings each year. "Patience and care is all that is needed."

Mulch much? Specialty tomato mulch can boost your harvest by up to 20%.

Common in tomatoes, as well as pepper and squash, blossom-end rot is caused by a calcium imbalance and moisture fluctuation.

Save your tomatoes with these five tips.

Reduce the size of your grass lawn and create a beautiful, low-maintenance landscape that conserves water and provides wildlife habitat.

Knowing how you approach indoor plant care helps you choose the best houseplant for your home and lifestyle!

Learn how to grow this fragrant beauty both indoors and out in the landscape.

Cilantro is easy to grow and self-sows freely. Plant it once, let a few of the plants go to seed, and it will be back the following year.

Compost and water conservation helped one gardener convert her southern California lawn into a lush landscape.

In Guanacaste, Costa Rica, gardeners face huge challenges. The year is split into two seasons: A six-month rainy season June through November, followed by a dry season that lasts from December through May.

Tomato plants are one of the easiest plants to start from seed. Watch and learn how to grow your own fresh tomatoes.

Don't let your hardiness zone limit your garden greens! Choose the right crop variety and create the right microclimate — and get ready for delicious, home-grown salads almost every day of the year.

Building a new vegetable garden? It's all about location, location, location.

To establish a healthy, low-maintenance lawn, you need to work from the soil up.

Being a force for good is at the core of our business. We share 10 simple steps you can do to improve the health of people and the planet.

Slow-growing and. perfectly happy in dry conditions, the Wilson olive tree can make a lovely houseplant.

Help your plants survive periods of little to no rain with these tips.

With the right grow light, it's easy to grow crispy fresh lettuce all year long.

You've planted your seed; now what?

All gardeners want to be green -- except when it comes to water. Whether you have a fountain, pond or a small reflecting pool, you'll need a basic understanding of algae.

Six tips for growing lavender indoors.

By using the right tools and techniques, gardening remains within reach at any age.

No soil? No problem.

A self-described "leaf rescuer" takes unwanted leaves from neighbors, and turns them into a season-extending mulch.

Ok it might sound silly but, there is an easier way to wrangle your garden hose. In this video we show you a novel way of coiling your hose to make sure it unravels quickly.

From top to bottom, and pot to blossom, our amaryllis aim to amaze! Our larger, premium bulb size is only part of why Gardener's Supply Company has the best amaryllis in the biz.

Controls weeds, encourages stronger roots, and prevents cutworm invasions: our Tomato Halo truly pampers your tomato plants.

If you've tried repelling, excluding, and scaring away garden pests and it's still causing problems, it may be time to trap it.

Learn about "A Chemical Reaction," an inspiring documentary that tells the story of one of the most powerful and effective community initiatives in the history of North America.

Native to the eastern Mediterranean region, cyclamen naturally bloom in cool fall and winter temps, before going dormant in the summer.

Oregano grows best in full sun in well-drained soil. Add some sand and compost to the soil at planting time, but not fertilizer.

Currants and gooseberries are related species that produce great fruit for eating fresh or making jams, jellies and pies.

Poinsettias are fairly easy to care for. With about six hours of sunlight a day and attentive watering, they'll thrive right through the holidays.

Learn some basic plant terminology so you can shop for your next garden addition with confidence.

Can you get your amaryllis to rebloom? YES!

Hardy in zones 4 through 8, the Grove Compactus Burning Bush brings vivid color to your landscape.

Unlike their rambling cousins, alpine strawberries are tidy, mounding plants that are ideal for small-space gardens.

From butterfly weed to yarrow, here are our favorite flowering perennials for dry conditions.

We believe that gardening can bring about positive change -- in our communities and in the environment. In support of that belief, we donate 8% of our company profits.

Watermelon, cantaloupe, honeydew and other melons are heat-loving plants. They need warm soil to thrive.

Grow more of what you love! Watch and learn how to turn one of your succulent plants into many.

Shiso is an annual plant with beautiful, frilly leaves, so it's decorative as well as delicious.

Keep your kitchen stocked with fresh herbs all year long with plants grown right on your own countertop.

Techniques for prevention and control.

Over the years, Gardener's Supply has successfully incubated and supported a number of complementary enterprises with improve-the-earth-through-business missions. Today, the approach is being exported to other countries.

Techniques for prevention and control.

Winter doesn't have to be bleak and colorless! There are many carefree shrubs that bring texture and color to the winter landscape.

Learn how to start seeds -- with the right light and some simple equipment, seed starting can be fun and easy!

Learn how to create a colorful indoor garden in this step-by-step guide. In less than an hour, you can plant a terrarium.

Learn how to site, prepare, and seed, a wildflower meadow, which offers a colorful and ecologically beneficial alternative to traditional grass lawns.

New to the world of herbs? We get you started with selecting, starting, and caring for herbs.

Look beyond the hosta - there are plenty of other hardy, shade-loving perennials to try in your garden.

As absurdly cute as they are, rabbits can wreck a garden overnight. Watch and learn how to protect your crop.

For a great new look in container gardens, think succulents! These fleshy-leaved plants thrive in the simplest of pots and their distinctive shapes and colors provide endless opportunities for creativity.

Gardener's Supply Company offers a wide range of raised beds, from DIY-style kits, to complete raised beds in cedar, composite wood, recycled plastic and galvanized steel.

Pay attention to light, water and fertilizer, and your phalaenopsis will rebloom.

Despite its strange appearance, fast-growing kohlrabi is a terrific addition to the garden -- as well as salads or stews.

Hold up — don't rush your seedlings into the garden. It's best to ease them out into the world.

Using our Grow Bags, you can grow a crop of crisp, sweet carrots right in a container.

One of the best things about growing your own melons, is that you can pick them at the peak of flavor. Learn how to tell when your melons are just right.

Do good for the Earth, every day. Start by planting a tree, then check out our other four tips.

How do you prevent future Japanese beetle damage? Grub control!

Wilting plants? Blackened foliage?

In the garden, perennials reign from May to mid-July, but annuals are the key to ensuring late-season color.

Techniques for creating a garden that looks great all year -- without a lot of maintenance.

Meet Garden Crusader Rick Brooks of Madison, Wisconsin

Enjoy the sweetness of homegrown fruits! We share tips for growing backyard berries.

Solar garden lights, fragrance, and foliage help your garden stay inviting, even into the evening hours.

This year's seed holds next year's harvest!

Want to grow potatoes on the patio? We show you how!

Good things happen in gardens when people come together to nurture something beautiful. Join community gardeners across the nation in growing good food for yourself and your neighbors.

Few indoor bulbs are easier to grow than amaryllis -- and few bloom with greater exuberance and beauty.

Having the right tools at hand makes the yardwork more fun and efficient.

Chickpeas are packed with nutrients, have a high protein content, are low in fat and rich in fiber. They also enrich the soil, are water efficient, and don’t need much fertilizer.

From hanging baskets to terracotta towers, explore creative ways to pot up succulents. Get inspired!

We answer the most common amaryllis questions, from planting to watering to getting them to rebloom.

Enjoy a live evergreen tree indoors for a few days during the holidays — then enjoy it outdoors for many, many years.

Form meets function in a rain garden. Manage stormwater runoff from surrounding roads and buildings, while also bringing gorgeous color to the landscape.

If there's anything more enjoyable than spending time in your own garden, it's spending time visiting someone else's.

Lilacs are some of the hardiest perennials shrubs around. Learn how to grow and care for these fragrant beauties.

From traditional reds to sensational cybisters to no-maintenance waxed varieties — we've got an amaryllis for you!

Create a masterpiece worthy of a garden magazine's cover shot - even in a small space. Follow these tips for a small, standout garden.

Learn how (and when) to harvest your garden garlic.

Get ancient, hand-hewn, rock garden vibes with your own hypertufa planter. Hypertufa containers are perfect for alpines, succulents, mosses and even tiny evergreens.

Compost tea, a potent, microbial elixir will invigorate your garden with beneficial microbes that will reduce disease problems, ward off pests, and boost plant vigor.

The principles behind organic gardening are much simpler than you might think.

Garden with coir and grow stronger seedlings, harvest bigger crops, and give yourself a green star for using a sustainable planting medium.

With just a few simple items and a few short weeks, you can grow microgreens at home.

Growing three varieties of blueberries, planted at least 4 to 5 feet apart, will give the best results. They grow slowly, especially in cooler climates.

Six reasons to grow a houseplant (or two).

Sheet mulching converts grass to a nutrient-rich garden bed, ready for planting. We show you how!

When winter's chill forces the gardener to move indoors, windowsills come into bloom.

Learn which edible plants you can grow indoors and have ready for harvest in as little as 10 days.

Get ready to make heaps of rich, finished compost! Learn how to compost with a multi-bin system.

Tips and tricks for gardeners growing in our warmest climates.