and this is my first attempt at a vegetable garden. Any good advice much appreciated.

We are in Spring, almost April, when is the best time to start a garden?? what kind of flower seeds can i buy that will grow every year without re-seeding again?

When is the best time to plant a flower garden?

I haven’t decided what type of flowers, so that’s open for suggestions.

I’m not sure if location is a big thing, but I live in Virginia.

I have problems enough with the coon and shrew but now the deer are into the garden. What is the best vegetable garden protection people have found?

What is the best way to prepare a garden bed for vegetables? what sort of things should i do to it and put in it eg what sort of fertilizers….

We had a lot of bug probs this spring and summer in our veggie garden, many many japanese beatles and green horned catapillars (eww) and many others. I’ve read that the grubs from all these insects can live in the soil over winter and then they’re back again come spring. What can we do to avoid this problem?

What is considered a garden home? in reviewing condo’s for sale, in multi-unit buildings, they use "garden home" as a description. Is that a ground floor unit? does anyone know? thank you.

My broccolli in my garden is sprouting yellow flowers, did I wait to long to pick them, or is this the beginning process?

I just moved to San Antonio from Minneapolis. I’m living on a restricted budget, so I wanted to know if I could grow some food in my yard to feed myself. I’m completely new to the climate and all of the plant life seems foreign; thus, I think it would be unwise to garden in the same way I do in Minneapolis. My yard here is generally sunny, but there are some shady areas as well. Whatever tips you can give me relating to growing produce or general outdoor plant care in San Antonio (or an area with a similar climate) would be fantastic. Thanks!

I reside in North Central Florida, and I have five acres of land. How can I start a vegetable and herb garden? What should be included? Etc. Thank you in advance.