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.

8 Herbs To Harvest Before Winter And How To Preserve Them
Fall is here, which means we’re all ready for the annual ritual of saving our favorite aromatic herbs. Don’t let a sudden freeze leave your garden in a pickle. It’s…
7 Perennial Flowers You Can Propagate From Root Cuttings in November
Fall is more than a season for admiring colorful leaves and pretending you like the cold. By November, many perennials have gone dormant, making it a good time to uncover…
9 Spring-Blooming Flowers to Plant From Nursery Starts in November
Every fall, birds fly south for the winter, and so do shipments from smart garden centers. If you live up north, save this list for your spring setup. But if…
9 Strange Mushrooms You Might Find in Your Backyard This Fall
One day your mulch is just mulch. Next, it’s sprouting the most bafflingly weird shapes on the planet. Before you call local authorities, relax. It’s just fall. Fungi always find…
7 Shrubs You Can Propagate From Hardwood Cuttings in November
Is gardening season finished yet? November gives you another chance to raid your own yard for free hardwood cuttings. However, winter propagation is not for the impatient. True, it doesn’t…
6 Fall Iris Tasks for Healthier Plants and Better Spring Blooms
Whoever tells you fall gardening is a lesson in mindfulness has never tried to tame a neglected iris bed. Their spring blooms don’t appear just because you meditated among overgrown…
How to Grow Roses From a Single Stem Cutting
Rooting a rose from a single stem cutting is a satisfying project. But like trimming your cat’s claws, it doesn’t always go as planned… Results, naturally, are never guaranteed either…
How to Take Geranium Cuttings in Fall for More Plants Next Spring
Some years, the effort you put into the yard barely feels worth it, but this fall, the gardening math is mathing. A bright windowsill plus a tiny rooting tray equals…
Give Your Christmas Cactus Its Best Winter Yet!
Christmas cactus care can feel surprisingly confusing. One small change in watering, light, temperature, or feeding can affect whether your plant produces plenty of buds, or barely blooms at all.
In this free guide, I share my real year-round routine, the mistakes I avoid, and the simple steps that help keep Christmas cacti healthy and encourage beautiful winter blooms.



















