Whether you’re looking for tips on how to maintain your winter landscape, want to head outdoors on a guided hike to explore ...

Food supplies are at risk of being disrupted by extreme weather, labor shortages, and a lack of diverse production.

While usually considered a safe and free way to compost and fertilize your garden, health threats from H5N1 and ...

We might not be able to find fresh, wild cicoria here in New England, but many of the salad greens we enjoy this time of year ...

With 2024 almost in the rear-view mirror, it’s a good time to reflect on the year and make some decisions on what we want to do differently in 2025.

The old leaves of darker-flowering azaleas tend to turn orange before they drop. The old leaves of white- and paler-flowering ...

The RHS has unveiled a list of eight gardening predictions for 2025, including a move away from bedding plants and a focus on ...

How hotelier Fabrizio Ruspoli has turned an olive farm into the High Atlas's most intoxicating garden retreat—and where to ...

By Eddie Smith MSU Extension Service As the year ends and the new begins, I feel that familiar excitement of a fresh start ...

One urban gardener shared a genius hack for growing a wall garden — all you need is a bit of empty wall space.

The New Year is upon us; onward we go. New Year’s resolutions are never a bad idea, even if they are promptly broken. These ...

If your garden feels too exposed, large rectangular planters can serve as stylish privacy screens. Select taller plants like ...