Watering can be a dreaded garden chore—but with these efficient irrigation techniques, it doesn’t have to be.
With a fruiting cherry tree, you can enjoy more than just the cherry blossoms this year.
Before you plant your spring crops, prepare your garden soil with a healthy dose of mulch.
Add four weeks to the front of the growing season by using cold frames to start your garden.
Take back the land in your own backyard with these tips for ecological gardening.
Just because your crops stopped producing doesn’t mean you’re done with your garden quite yet.
Berries are worth your gardening while—learn to grow these delicious fruits with our advice.
Manage your property’s storm-water runoff while also growing delicious fruits and vegetables by including these edibles in your rain garden.
Conserve water and minimize your irrigation needs by making the most of your land’s natural contours to create swales.