November is the time to compost, plant trees and shrubs, and prepare your garden for winter. Enjoy your past labors and plan ...

You will reap the fruits of your labor when you add your compost to your spring garden. Have more material than you can ...

Instead of bagging them up or letting them blow away, you can turn them into a valuable resource for your garden. Leaf mulch and grass clippings are nutritional organic materials that can be ...

Whole, carved, and cooked pumpkins are fully compostable and you can also compost healthy pumpkin plants, pumpkin skins, and ...

• Make a “base plan.” Measure your property with a tape measure or the measuring app on your smart phone. Plot it on grid ...

If you want to grow a healthy, large crop of tomatoes, check out this TikTok experiment that tested which kitchen scraps ...

Pansies thrive in the cooler temperatures of fall and during mild winters when your summer annuals fade or succumb to frost.

To speed up the composting process, you can break your pumpkin into little pieces before spreading it into your garden. Unlike landfills that trap waste, bacteria in your backyard release very ...

Bring fall indoors by creating seasonally scented candles. While you can't add leaves directly to wax, you can capture their ...

Tough prunings and garden waste will rot down quicker in the compost heap if you shred it first. The best garden shredder can churn through garden waste quietly and quickly without getting blocked up.

Much like an energy performance certificate, this would highlight how well a garden or outdoor space performs in terms of ...