Whether indoors or outdoors, you can add a little life to your windowsill, your balcony or your yard in just a few steps.

Space — or the lack of it — doesn’t have to stand between you and a fruitful garden. You just have to be creative.

The Aldersgate Garden Club of the Tennessee Federation of Garden Clubs, District III, recently observed National Garden Week, ...

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These creative garden fence ideas will add style to your yard, define the gardening space and keep animals away. Planning a ...

Donald Schaffner, co-host of the podcast “ Food Safety Talk ” and a distinguished professor at Rutgers University, told ...

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Some of the flowers, such as petunias, that you enjoyed into June will probably not tolerate the heat and humidity of summer.

A Charleston landscaper designs beautiful backyard edible gardens. He's launching fruit tree giveaways for lower-income ...

Visually impaired person Lalaine R. Batausa (L), together with her guide (R), looks after her garden. (Screenshot from ...

While much of the work done in the garden happens in the spring, that doesn’t mean growers can coast through summer.

You can start to plant vegetables in July for a winter harvest. Palphramand suggests sowing kale and cabbage, choosing ...