From chicken feed to bird seed, the empty plastic bags add up—but they don’t have to end up in the landfill. Here’s how to make your own feed-bag tote.

The number and types of worms present in your garden over time can tell you a lot about your soil. Here’s how you can start taking worm counts.

May 8th is right around the corner, and, from hand-forged hand tools to sun-protective gear, we’ve got gardening moms covered.

“The Backyard Bird Sanctuary” author Alan Baczkiewicz offers tips and tricks for attracting specific birds—and keeping others out.

Depending on your goals and garden conditions, these sunflower varieties are sure to liven up any growing space, so give them a look!

You can attract purple martins, swallows and more with simple, homegrown birdhouses. Here’s how to craft your own gourd birdhouse.

Changes in climate and nectar flow have complicated beekeeping, but seasonal checks and tasks can help keep honeybees healthy and productive.

Young buds and full blooms can add floral notes to salads, desserts and refreshing teas. Here are some edible flowers to add to your plate this year.

Homegrown strawberries are a special treat for many gardeners. From when and how to plant them to which types to try, here’s how the pros grow strawberries.

This recipe for homemade crackers makes crunchy, cheesy snacks that go great with soups and salads. (It’s pretty easy to make, too!)