You can still grow a thriving vegetable garden even if you're short on outdoor space. twomeows / Getty Images Whether you have a small balcony, tiny porch, or zero yard space, you may think that ...

We can grow some of our food inside our house here in winter. Lettuce and other greens are a good place to start. Some vegetables need the blazing hot sun of Michigan’s summer to produce nice food. A ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Growing food indoors during the winter might sound like a large project, both in time and expense. But when the steps are broken down, it is much simpler ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The pot size for growing indoor vegetables depends on the type of vegetables you choose to grow, but it’s important to provide ...

Choose fast-growing, compact vegetable varieties that thrive in containers and mature quickly. Make sure plants get at least six hours of direct sunlight or use grow lights to mimic full daylight.

Farmers in Yuma, Ariz., like to tell visitors that they produce 90% of the country’s winter greens. So if you’re eating a salad in Buffalo, Boston or Cincinnati, there’s a pretty good chance the ...

When the greens are about 6 to 10 inches high, use scissors or a knife to cut them about a quarter-inch above the soil line. Growing lettuce indoors in winter — even year-round — is possible using ...

As winter temperatures continue to drop, it may be time to move some of your gardening efforts indoors. Growing vegetables at home, for example, has become increasingly popular. And while an indoor ...