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If you’re looking for a way to save money and eat healthy, learn how to plant vegetable seed – and yield a successful harvest!
Picking produce at its peak of flavor is a delicious treat! Learn the different techniques for harvesting vegetables.
Trying to “go greener” and be less wasteful? Turn your kitchen scraps into garden-enriching nutrition with an indoor compost keeper!

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Amazing Annuals

Annuals are recognized as providing gardeners with new choices and new inspiration to create a unique garden and to make a personal statement. Learn how to invest in annuals for your garden and how to keep them beautiful for a longer growing season.

Creative Containers

Containers can go anywhere, add value and provide luxury to a gardener regardless of experience. Take the Creative Containers course to learn great ways to get started in gardening.

Getting Green

Gardening adds value to your property and is an important part of a healthy lifestyle. Let our Garden Guide walk you through Getting Green so the garden of your dreams becomes the garden at your home.

Better Bulbs

Setting appropriate goals and buying the bulbs that are right for your growing conditions will make the job of gardening with bulbs a simple and enjoyable passion.

Learn2Grow Community Buzz

Reseeding Grass Lines

It happens to the best of home gardeners, especially by the end of summer: dead or yellowing spots in the lawn. Whatever the cause – drought, dog, unmoved kiddie pool, backyard volleyball tournament – these dry, lifeless spots can ruin the overall look and value of your yard. Fortunately, with a few simple steps, you can easily repair dead spots in the lawn. If the damage requires more than a mini makeover, consider seeding a new fall lawn. Late summer through early fall is the ideal time to start new turf in many areas of the US. Have a question on repairing summer-weary grass? Post it in our Learn2Grow Forums!