Grow Your Own Kitchen Garden
And make it a habit.
Thinking of starting a small garden? You can grow SO much food in a tiny space!
Our mission at Tiny Garden Habit is to teach you how to maximize your garden’s potential.

Why Your Hibiscus Buds Keep Falling Off Before They Open? 5 Reasons
Tropical hibiscus bud drop is usually a stress response, pure and simple (though pests can cause it too). These plants will give up on perfectly good buds to save their…
The Best Fertilizer Routine for Clematis (Month-by-Month Guide)
Clematis vines are essentially primitive machines driven by basic hydraulics and blind panic. You can get far more flowers by leaving yours completely alone until it actually needs feeding, then…
The Best Fertilizer Routine for Hydrangeas (Month-by-Month Guide)
If I had a dollar for every time a well-meaning neighbor drowned a perfectly good hydrangea in bloom booster chemicals, I’d have a much bigger greenhouse. Let’s set the fertilizer…
7 Things Hydrangeas Need During Hot Summer Weather
Hydrangeas wilt because they lose water through those massive leaves faster than their roots can replace it, especially during hot, sunny afternoons. It happens almost as quickly as my favorite…
10 Flowers You Should Cut Back in July for More Blooms
Midsummer gardening isn’t a nurturing hobby; it’s a corporate restructuring. Once their first round of blooms fades, plenty of perennials start sending resources into seed production instead of fresh flowers…
11 Perennials to Prune in July for Healthier Late-Season Growth
Are your summer beds looking a little re-seed-ing? Between the scorching sun, spent blooms, and stems sagging into their neighbors, no wonder things look ready to bolt. I’m going to…
9 Summer Clematis Care Tips for More Blooms and Healthier Vines
There are two types of clematis: dead ones and those owned by gardeners who know how to keep them happy through summer. Whichever kind of plant parent you’ve been, you’re…
How To Fertilize Nasturtiums Without Causing Too Much Leafy Growth
Nasturtiums are edible, water-repellent oddballs, famous for making raindrops bead up and roll across their leaves like tiny marbles. They’re keepers. I advise taking a few home. They don’t even…
Discover our Grower’s Diary collection!
Welcome to the exciting world of growing your own vegetables with the Grower’s Diary series! These concise and beautifully illustrated guides are designed to take you on a journey from beginner to expert in no time.
Growing summer vegetables may seem straightforward, but a lot can go wrong. We tackle every issue you might face, from bitter cucumbers to blighted tomatoes and unproductive peppers.


















