Blog Posts

Do Your Plants Need a Little Love?

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and soon, love will be in the air. No, really. Pollinators—those Cupids of the plant world—will flutter from plant to plant, distributing pollen...

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How to Grow the Best Broccoli You’ll Ever Eat

Whether it’s raw, roasted, steamed, or sautéed, broccoli is delicious. And it’s brimming with good stuff, including vitamins (C, K, and A), folate, manganese, and fiber. We love it! The problem?...

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Tower Garden Grow Guide: How to Grow Baby Greens

Tower Garden Grow Guide: How to Grow Baby Greens   Why We Love Baby Greens Anyone can grow baby greens in their Tower Garden. Not only are they efficient in...

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A Brief Guide to Growing Green Beans with Tower Garden

Have you ever snacked on a green bean fresh off the vine? Nothing matches its crisp crunch and refreshing flavor. Soon you’re picking “just one more” and then another and...

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Defend Your Plants From Destructive Diseases

Let’s talk prevention. It may not be the most exciting topic. But it’s an important one, especially when it comes to plant diseases—which are notoriously hard to treat post-infection. Plus,...

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Prune Your Plants for Bigger Yields

Are your tomatoes are taking over? Basil blowing up? Squash seizing control? While it may seem counterintuitive, cutting back your plants may benefit them—and you. There are many perks to...

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Top Tips for Easier Eggplant

Eggplant seeds ship with Tower Garden. But how much do you know about this curious crop? There are several different kinds of eggplant. Some yield big, purple, pear-shaped fruit perfect...

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Bolting Basics: How to Know When to Replace Your Plants

Your lettuce plants are dying to make more lettuce plants. I mean that literally. (Cue “Circle of Life” music.) Like most living things, plants ultimately seek to reproduce. To achieve this...

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How to Grow Your Own Positively Perfect Peppers

If you ask us, peppers are among the most fun plants to grow. Why? The variety, of course! From the tongue-searing serrano to the sweet bell, peppers come in all...

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