Bryan Traficante is one of the co-founders of Garden In Minutes, where he and his family have one mission: making it easier for people to build and grow great gardens. They’re the inventors of the Garden Grid watering system, crafters of modular garden beds, and share their time-saving gardening advice on Facebook, Pinterest, and their blog, aptly named Easy Growing.
Wiley Geren is a passionate writer, teacher, researcher, and entertainment enthusiast. A graduate of Florida State University with a bachelor’s degree in English and business, he researches and writes gardening articles with Garden In Minutes and technical/academic/creative pieces for Circa Interactive. He is from central Florida where he continues to contribute meaningful, quality content alongside his regular Disney column, The MT Lott Expert.
Not all water is the same and what type of water—whether hard or soft—is flowing through the pipes in your house might be impacting how well or poorly your garden is...
Garlic is a great vegetable to plant in the late fall. It’ll grow over the winter months and be ready for harvesting the following summer. Check out our tips for...
With summer here in a big way, Bryan Traficante and Wiley Geren offer up some tips for gardeners to help beat the heat and enjoy maximum yields throughout the hottest...
Summer is here, and it’s important to protect your gardens from the heat and drought that will surely afflict some warm-weather states.
Winter doesn’t have to be cold and lonely. Planting certain fruits, vegetables, and flowers together is a natural way to improve plant production and protect them from...
Urban gardening often means unique locations. Bryan Traficante looks at the rooftop option.
With little time and money invested, backyard gardeners can extend their growing season by building a simple greenhouse over their raised garden beds. Follow the steps...
Using an irrigation system is superior to hand watering your garden. Here's Why.
Just as evergreens keep their summer color while under a blanket of snow, some vegetables and flowers can thrive while buried under the white stuff.
Plants often give off warning signs when they’re not doing well. For new growers, it may be difficult to translate what these signs mean.
We share a few tips on what and where to plant in the fall and how to protect your plants from temperatures that are too cold.
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