Ideas & Inspiration
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We Are Looking For Great Gardening Writers
Gardening Know How is always looking for quality, experienced garden writers for our site. And, if you are selected to write for Gardening Know How, WE WILL PAY YOU.
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Douglas Discovery Garden – 2022 Grant Recipient
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Elmsdale Community Garden – 2022 Grant Recipient
The Elmsdale Community Garden is striving to bring food security to rural Nova Scotia, one garden bed at a time. Read their story here.
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Ben Franklin Elementary School – 2022 Grant Recipient
This hundred year old garden in Cleveland, Ohio is still going strong with a unique educational program for fourth graders.
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Kin Park Community Garden - 2022 Grant Recipient
Read about the small town in Vancouver that's bringing its people together with fresh produce and garden plots.
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Gainesville Giving Garden - 2022 Grant Recipient
The Gainesville Giving Garden was born from a dream of freedom from food insecurity during the height of covid. Read its story here.
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The Complete Guide To Vegetable Gardening
Gardening Know How is publishing an in-depth book on vegetable gardening. Get your copy today.
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Ultimate Gardening - A New GKH Book
We at Gardening Know How have an exciting announcement to make, and you have a new reason to go to Costco.
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Hydrangeas For The Confused
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Top 11 Herbs To Grow For Flower Arranging
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Growing and Loving Pilea Peperomioides
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How To Create A Moon Garden
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Gardening Know How Joins The Great Grow Along
The popular gardening website will provide even more gardeners access to the festival.
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ReWild Long Island
The word "rewilding" seems to pop up a lot. That's what Raju Rajan, President of ReWild Long Island, has dedicated himself to.
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Gardening Know How Announces 5th Anniversary Community Garden Sponsorship Grant Recipients
The list of GKH sponsorship recipients for 2022 is here! Click to read more.
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My Secrets For A Weed-Free Garden
Weeding the garden is not a problem if you know some tricks. Read on to learn how I deal with them.
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My Gardening Sustainability Practices – A Work In Progress
I try to maintain a sustainable gardening practice partly out of love for the wildlife that visit my garden. Click for more.
