Peppers, peppers, peppers – in summertime, I can eat my weight in peppers! From fresh salmon roasted with sweet peppers and onions, to jalapeño-spiced quesadillas, there's always a way to use fresh peppers in my kitchen. Peppers are easy to grow, even in small spaces, and they're a great veggie for beginning gardeners. Read on to find out how to grow peppers in your garden. Read in full.

Something new sprouted this year at Today's Homeowner – an office vegetable garden! This team project, headed by Danny's wife, Sharon, brought the Mobile staff together for some old-fashioned collaboration with the promise of delicious food. Read on to find out how it went. Read in full.

I'm planting my first vegetable garden this summer, and I'm wondering what size it should be?

One of the hardest decisions when planning a vegetable garden is deciding what size garden to plant. If it's too small, you may be disappointed in the yield; but if it's too big, you'll be overwhelmed with work. Read on for tips on planning the garden that's right for you. Read in full.

Bacterial wilt is a devastating garden disease. Common in hot, humid areas, this soil-borne disease can cause tomatoes and other nightshade vegetable plants to wilt and die suddenly with very little warning. Bacterial wilt is nearly impossible to treat, but there are steps you can take to prevent its spread. Read on to find out more. Read in full.

Fresh broccoli is one of the highlights of the vegetable garden, growing crisp and delicious in the chilly temperatures of early spring and fall. Broccoli is one of the most nutritious on the planet, and it's easy to grow. Read on to find out how to grow broccoli in your garden. Read in full.

If you're looking for something a little different in your garden this year, give watermelon radishes a try. Sometimes mistaken for turnips, these large colorful radishes are sweeter in flavor than traditional radishes and make a great addition to salads and cooked dishes. Read on to find out more. Read in full.

What better way to celebrate the return of sunshine and warm weather in spring than strawberry season! Whether you're visiting the local farmer's market or a local pick-your-own farm, read on for some tips on how to get the most out of this year's strawberry season in your area. Read in full.

A small family vegetable garden is a great way to get your children outside and interest them in gardening while putting delicious food on the table. Kits are available for starting your garden from seeds, or you can buy seedlings from a nursery. Watch this video to find out more.

Lettuce and salad greens are favorites in the spring and fall garden. They're easy to grow and work exceptionally well in raised beds, cold frames, and containers. And with a little planning, you can keep the harvest going throughout much of the year. Here's what you need to know about growing lettuce in your garden. Read in full.

Cold frames are an easy and economical way to get a head start on your spring vegetable or flower garden. Read on to find out everything you need to know about how to build and use cold frames to grow and protect your plants. Read in full.