December might feel like the end of the gardening season, but it’s actually a pivotal time to prepare your garden soil for a vibrant and productive spring. Proper soil care during the winter months ...

If you still have winter vegetables in the garden, December is a good time to harvest. The harsh freezes of January and ...

But don’t just save your sprouts for your Christmas dinner as there is so much to this garden vegetable, and the over boiled ...

Regular harvesting promotes new growth and keeps your curly parsley from getting woody or leggy. To do this, use scissors or ...

Whether you’re growing tomatoes, peppers, carrots, kale, or any other type of vegetable, the right fertilizer can help ensure a bountiful and delicious harvest. In this article, we'll help you pick ...

Changing the color of your hydrangeas is part of the fun, but is a tree getting in the way? Here's why this piece of common ...

The success of your garden and even the grass on your lawn starts with your soil ... We have a detailed guide on soil pH you can read to learn how to take a soil sample for a precise pH test. In order ...

We planted what we thought was a lime tree around 10 years ago. Now we have a 20-foot-tall, nicely shaped tree bearing an ...

Here are the answers to nine FAQs about applying starter fertilizer to your lawn. One look at your local garden center’s fertilizer aisle and you’re inundated with choices for producing your vibrant ...

We love blueberries because they are easy to plant, produce delicious fruit, and strikingly beautify our garden and landscape. But only when you give them a little care can they be at their fullest.

Passion fruit trees are extremely easy to grow, can survive on rocky or sandy soil, and are planned to develop a 5,000-ha raw ...

The use of organic fertilizers to improve soil nutrition has brought greater value per hectare of farmland for residents in ...